China made trade groups with their regional rivals, so no, we do not see a similar response. China’s response is rooted in win-win diplomacy that improves the material conditions of all parties involved. It is less a moral calculation and more a material one that creates a moral authority.
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Yes and that is a winning strategy. As another ml account highlighted, war with the global north did not end well for the USSR, which comparatively speaking was much more a peer in terms of power than the current Russia. China’s strategy is the one that recognizes that the tactics available flow down stream from material conditions.
Isn’t Brazil part of BRICS? Their strategy isn’t just to avoid war, they are building soft power at a time when the USA is burning goodwill for short term gain (though with Iran the only gains seem to be oil profits).
And yet China manages to take the high road with Taiwan, Japan, India, etc.
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Cybersecurity@sh.itjust.works•Researchers uncover network of 10,000 AI servers masking Chinese malicious activityEnglish
0·3 days agoHow dare they steal from thieves
Ahh yes, “liberating” a population by bombing them. A policy shared by both NATO and Russia. Both should look at China’s example for an alternative path.
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News@lemmy.world•[Reuters] TSA officers will not be allowed to sit during ID checks at US airports
1·3 days agoLook at their comment history regarding Muslims. It provided some confirmation bias for myself if that’s any consolation.
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News@lemmy.world•Hegseth Announces Elon Musk and Newt Gingrich Will Help Lead Military
22·4 days agoGreat move including the guy who disabled Ukrainian drones at the request of Putin. Totally trustworthy and won’t backfire in any way.
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Programming@programming.dev•FTC chair suggests AI developers should be liable for conduct of agents
22·7 days agoIf I am just a stochastic parrot because I think LLMs basically think like humans do, then I am not really a person but a tool. Can I really be faulted for not having free will?
Back in the day heroku did much of this it seemed. But then it got bought by Salesforce of all companies and lost the plot. It was nice, just push to git and your app was deployed, and this was before Docker existed.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What item would help you be more productive right now if you had it?
0·7 days agoChildcare in item form
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What item would help you be more productive right now if you had it?
0·7 days agoLet me make a gant chart and we can circle back every week to monitor progress on this front.
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Programming@programming.dev•FTC chair suggests AI developers should be liable for conduct of agents
25·7 days agoI made a machine that fires a gun based on a random number generator. Obviously it’s the tool’s fault if it shoots somebody
I think nitrogen fertilizer made that possible more so than oil
I mean private planes will still fly and there will still be food that goes to waste. People starving isn’t because of oil shortages but because the rich won’t eat the cost and rather kick people onto the street. Now the fertilizer shortage on the other hand…
You joke, but California’s high speed rail is looking into renting capacity to AI.
Costs me $45 to take a train from fresno to San Francisco, there ain’t no way I can get a plane ticket that cheap.
I have hauled my kids, with luggage and car seats, on a train. I have also taken my bicycle which I attach luggage to, and had work send me home with a box full of equipment. What are you talking about?
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Technology@lemmy.world•AI ethics professor receives ‘dystopian’ email from 12-day-old AI agent begging for money to stay aliveEnglish
5·12 days agoWhat does AM mean in this context?


The last part reminds me of Mussolini