But that’d already entail control over the whole Signal AWS in- and egress as well as any VPN you may be using and/or your local ISP. And then you still have to prove the actual link to the natural person. At that point we’re speaking of a threat level assuming the US DoD as adversary. While not impossible, I think if you’re willing to pick that kind of fight, you’re clever enough not to rely on Signal (or most digital communication).

Signal is not WhatsApp, there aren’t a lot of data points linking your communications to end points in the same way Meta does link them.

Probably a majority of Israelis hate the Israeli government.

The difference is that the dev paid for their training themselves

Could maybe be worked against using a reputation based system to disqualify bad actors from the general rotation

Probably pretty hard to punish your entire work force. Next they could start boycotting you for punishing them. Or maybe their tariff contract may also cover this as legal strike action.

Tragic airplane crash: Over 2700 suspected dead due to airplane data log

Devil’s advocate: Maybe acid just disables the “noise filtering” part of you organic computer.

To be honest, I can’t remember the last time I have read a statement that talked about bringing in third party investigators. Is that common for corporations?

Pressing it between the spokes of the steering wheel, jamming it in place.

But using LIDAR, you increase your data’s accuracy and dimensionality, giving you more options to play with. It probably won’t be a game changer, but it may be better than a camera only system.

especially folks with eye sight issues

Someone correct me if I’m wrong, but don’t some phones already call out the name of the caller for blind people? Heard it on a train once, maybe a feature I can’t seem to find on my phone.

I always found the discussion around the fact that Trump didn’t win by popular vote moot. Of course the US election system needs an overhaul, but he still won 46% of people’s votes. That in itself is a point to be majorly concerned about, it should never have come that far.