It is in their interest, they're unfortunately ruled now by a self-interested Russian puppet.
This is also a marked pivot from "I will end the war day 1."
DarkWinterNights
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And it will be so easy...
(After election)
But...
This is literally the plot to Trillion Game.
Can barely comment on this stuff anymore because of the literal horror being inflicted
The article is a Trump hallucination.
He’s not wrong that leaders flatter him; but it’s not respect, it’s geopolitical strategy. They’re managing chaos, hedging with China and others, and responding to a weaker US position largely created by Trump himself. This isn’t strength; it’s a soft power collapse that’s opening dangerous doors, mainly for Americans most of all, but likely for everyone else too.
What Trump sees as deference is actually diplomatic triage. World leaders aren’t engaging him because they admire him; leaders are trying to keep the global order from unraveling faster than it already is. The cost of alienating the U.S. is high, but increasingly, so is relying on it. That shift is the real story, and it’s one that leaves America more isolated with each bluster.
Alternative headline: Musk pretends to be critical of policies he's endorsed and supportive of countries he actively interferes in the elections of
I'm glad I read to the end; your comment got me laughing and checking my life insurance
Even just the headline is a ride; US literally driving everyone into China's arms.
Wish the article wasn't quite so barebones.
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As you say, even with Internet connection, LLMs only infer. The software you run it on (or online) is a different story, and it's literally already the case with everything else for decades (although it is getting worse).
We weren't upset enough when Google started scraping everyone's emails, or how Meta/Amazon/Google/Microsoft/ByteDance track all your Internet activity right now via browser fingerprinting.