Konstantinos Koukopoulos

@kouk.surukle.me

Also on fedi: @kouk@ieji.de Still on X-birdsite: @koukopoulos

Ο Κασιδιάρης όσο ήταν στη βουλή έκανε την τσιρλίντερ του εφοπλιστικου κεφαλαίου, τώρα χαϊδεύει τα βυζιά του επειδή τον υπερασπίστηκε ένας από τους κύριους εκφραστές της παγκόσμιας οικονομικής εξουσίας, πέστε του να μην είναι τόσο αντισυστημικός γιατί μπορεί να του γυρίσει σε ψυχοσωματικό

OK, in reading about her, I found out that she was knighted for her *first* career as a nurse and midwife, before switching tracks to a new career and climbing the church hierarchy from part-time theology student in 1998 to Archbishop of Canterbury in 2026. Color me impressed.

The mask is completely off. You can’t meet these people in the middle. We’re not working toward the same goals. They hate America. They hate democracy. They hate freedom. And they hate you.

The Daily Caller on Threads:

OPINION: We should do more than just require ID to vote. The Save Act is the least we should do. It’s rookie numbers. We should do far more. Way fewer people should be allowed to vote. Americans must meet two of three criteria to vote:

1. Be a net contributor to tax revenue
2. Own property
3. Be married with children…


There’s also a graphic that says “in a fairer world 150 million Americans wouldn’t be allowed to vote.”

When you see the term Zio, remind that person the literal Grand High Wizard of the KKK David Duke coined that term. That if they want to say zionist just use that word. They do not need to use KKK slang. Most people are using Zio thinking it is just a short form and not a literal KKK term.

I'm about to call and leave another message and tell him about a family I know who are being harassed and threatened by their landlord, who says he will call ICE on them if they don't pay Does it matter that their visas are legit? Not when they racially profile you and dump you somewhere else.

@mspwhistles.bsky.social · 7mo ago

It’s day 99 of the ICE occupation of MN. We’re still out patrolling and raising money and delivering groceries to keep our neighbors safe. Call and ask Mayor Frey to do the same by NOT vetoing Pause Evictions, Save Lives. Phone: 612-673-2100 Email: Jacob.Frey@minneapolismn.gov

“ΙΟΒΕ: Απαισιόδοξοι οι Έλληνες καταναλωτές: 7 στους 10 βλέπουν νέες ανατιμήσεις και οικονομική επιδείνωση” Οι 3 στους 10 τι σκατα βλέπουνε;

This “it’s not a war but a special military operation” is very Kremlin March 2022. As is the propaganda that we are not starting a war but ending one. As is the confusion of oligarch media as it tries to be faithful in the confusion…

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · 7mo ago

RAJU: You'll concede this is war? MARKWAYNE MULLIN: We haven't declared war. They declared war on us RAJU: The president called it war and Secretary Hegseth called it war REPORTER: When you walked up just now, you called it war MULLIN: Okay. That was a misspoke.

The main takeaway I'm getting here is that if a transgender woman gets angry on the Internet then all transgender people must be made to answer for this crime

Well Kamala would probably have also threatened to anex Greenland and Canada and Panama and Venezuela and Mexico and she would probably have appointed an anti-vaxxer to DHS and probably she would have also sent masked DHS thugs to Minneapolis to murder ppl becuz at the end of the day there's no diff

OpenAI posted the terms of the deal. Reveals that it absolutely does allow for domestic surveillance. EO 12333 is how the NSA hides its domestic surveillance by capturing communications by tapping into lines *outside the US* even if it contains info from/on US persons. openai.com/index/our-ag...

2. Our contract. Here is the relevant language:

The Department of War may use the AI System for all lawful purposes, consistent with applicable law, operational requirements, and well-established safety and oversight protocols. The AI System will not be used to independently direct autonomous weapons in any case where law, regulation, or Department policy requires human control, nor will it be used to assume other high-stakes decisions that require approval by a human decisionmaker under the same authorities. Per DoD Directive 3000.09 (dtd 25 January 2023), any use of AI in autonomous and semi-autonomous systems must undergo rigorous verification, validation, and testing to ensure they perform as intended in realistic environments before deployment.

For intelligence activities, any handling of private information will comply with the Fourth Amendment, the National Security Act of 1947 and the Foreign Intelligence and Surveillance Act of 1978, Executive Order 12333, and applicable DoD directives requiring a defined foreign intelligence purpose. The AI System shall not be used for unconstrained monitoring of U.S. persons’ private information as consistent with these authorities. The system shall also not be used for domestic law-enforcement activities except as permitted by the Posse Comitatus Act and other applicable law.
Mike Masnick@masnick.com · 7mo ago

I saw some folks asking what the difference was between what OpenAI signed with the DoD and what Anthropic said they wanted, and Sam more or less admits here the key point: OpenAI's deal requires them to trust the NSA. Anthropic's contract had real safeguards.

User Chris: What was the core difference why you think the DoW accepted OpenAI but not Anthropic

Sam Altman: 
I can't speak for them, but to speculate with the best understanding of the situation.

*First, I saw reporting that they were extremely close on a deal, and for much of the time both sides really wanted to reach one. I have seen what happens in tense negotiations when things get stressed and deteriorate super fast, and I could believe that was a large part of what happened here.

*We believe in a layered approach to safety--building a safety stack, deploying FDEs and having our safety and alignment researcher involved, deploying via cloud, working directly with the DoW. Anthropic seemed more focused on specific prohibitions in the contract, rather than citing applicable laws, which we felt comfortable with. We feel that it it's very important to build safe system, and although documents are also important, I'd clearly rather rely on technical safeguards if I only had to pick one.

*We and the DoW got comfortable with the contractual language, but I can understand other people would have a different opinion here.

*I think Anthropic may have wanted more operational control than we did