The Post-Partisan Emporium

  The fatal flaw in Artificial Intelligence: Climate Change? by Leigh Haugen AI’s role in amplifying dominant narratives will continue to stifle dissent, limit open debate, and impose restrictive controls on society. If we allow this to continue unchecked, AI will become a tool for shaping thought, controlling discourse, and eroding the very freedoms it was meant to empower. This article originally appeared on  LinkedIn,  and is reproduced here with the author’s permission The development of large language models (LLMs) has transformed our world in many ways, making artificial intelligence (AI) a powerful tool capable of generating and interpreting massive amounts of information. These models, however, are fundamentally shaped by the data that feeds them—data taken from the internet, which is itself a collection of human input. While AI has the potential to aid in a variety of fields, there is a glaring flaw inherent to its very design: its reliance on human data. If this data is corru

  Whitewashing the Truth: How They Twist Multiple Murder to Fit Their Narrative They brainwash us, whitewash even the most gruesome murders, all to further their deranged narrative. In Biden-Harris Twilight Zone America, black is white, and white is bad. Trygve E. Wighdal A Soon-to-Be-Required Woke Statement of Inappropriateness For a neutral reader, the following article may come across as too extreme, lacking a balanced perspective, and relying heavily on emotionally charged language and conspiracy-laden rhetoric. The absence of nuanced argumentation and a reliance on politically charged buzzwords like "DIE Woke" could alienate readers not already aligned with the author’s views. They already know—and condone—that black is white, and white is bad. From Open Borders to Bloodshed The regime allowed million of ‘immigrants’ enter our country illegally. Being an immigrant myself, this drives me mad—I had to wait a total of 17 months for my political asylum process to be thorough

  When Were New Yorkers Who Died as Hospital Inpatients in Spring 2020 Admitted to the Hospital--and Why Does It Matter? The one numerical dataset I'd like to have more than any other Jessica Hockett If I could get only one numerical dataset for the New York City mass casualty event in spring 2020, it would be the hospital admission dates for every in-hospital death recorded between September 1, 2019 and May 31, 2020. 1 Because I would  really, really  like to know what proportion of deaths were people already in the hospital when the emergency period began. 2  The same data for U.S. as a whole — and for  Bergamo,   Madrid ,  London ,  Manaus (Brazil) , and anyplace else that reported an incredibly fast and high mass-death toll in those weeks — would be also be nice to have. What makes that data so important, in my view? Think back to early 2020: Officials and  dashboards  gave everyone the  impression  that a significant portion of the “coronavirus” deaths being reported were  peo