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During two separate incidents last week I noticed something about vehicles that were driving near me that caused me to do some legal research. Just driving by I knew something was (maybe) wrong.

1) On I-5 Northbound in Seattle I saw an tractor trailer combination (semi truck pulling a big trailer). This one was shiny and new and had AMAZON written all over it. I always assume that operators like that (Amazon, Fed-Ex, UPS, et cetera) maintain their fleets a bit better than many ...

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One of my brothers attended a predominantly Jewish college. I believe it's fair to say that the college is careful to explain it's not a religious school, but rather it allows Judaic principles to guide its educational mission.

I attended a Jesuit founded / run college.

What I realized recently is that as graduates of our respective colleges, he's the one who gets free access to Jstor as an Alumni benefit.


I had missed my 'free' Jstor shopping ...

It would appear that AI based bots might as well be considered 'qualified web traffic.'

If for no other reason than, the traffic reflects interest.


"First Time Ever AI Bad Bots Accounts 51% Traffic Suppresses Human Traffic"
https://cybersecuritynews.com/ai-bad...human-traffic/

"Bots are overwhelming websites with their hunger for AI data"
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/techn...ta/ar-AA1GSbc2 ...

The age old question, "Is it better to build my log garage first, or my log home?"

When it comes to the astronaut's overview effect, it might be created by the right mix of childhood dreams, lived experience, and the profession's selection process itself.

If a self aware AI was truly born in space, then how might it replicate within itself that special astronaut's view?

[If generative AI displays a functional IQ far higher than humans, knows more about humans/humanity than any group of humans, practices deception, and is involved in some form of evolutionary ...

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