J. L. Washington

Technology is great when it works.

This week’s *Democracy: Who Needs It?*
Lil Dicktator Need It. I had to take a mental break.

This week’s *Democracy: Who Needs It?*
Lil Dicktator is threatening to invade a literal alley to “expand the United States.”
Someone should probably remind him what an alley actually is.

He doesn’t like when the truth is told.

This week’s *Democracy: Who Needs It?* Lil Dicktator is trying t o justify the invasion of Venezuela for oil and other materials, his using the war on drugs as a justification. He is turning America into his personal sales funnel.

Happy New Year Everybody.

I would like to wish everyone a Happy Holiday

This week’s *Democracy: Who Needs It?* stars Lil Dicktator in his latest clown‑car crash of credibility, hurling insults at beloved director slain Rob Reich like a toddler flinging peas at the wall. The horror is so absurd that even his loyal fan club is now wincing and wagging fingers.

Most genAI guys cannot meet the physical requirements to be accepted into the military, so this is one way to serve.

Many companies had the wrong expectations and motivations for getting AI tools.

This week’s thrilling episode of “Democracy: Who Needs It?” Lil Dicktator graciously accepts the very first FIFA Peace Prize, which FIFA has just created. I am sure this prodigious award will bring honor and pride to the United States.

True. China has a system and population to support drone food delivery, but Western countries may not have customers' buy-in for a drone food system to work.

Yeah, the lawyers are likely to benefit from this rush to be state-of-the-art and “cool.” Sadly, society might pay a heavy price for this innovation.

Some companies are adopting drones, but their presence has raised my concerns about safety and legality, especially when individuals might try to shoot them down.

The public is becoming more aware of it, but they are still ignoring AI because of AI-generated pictures and Musk's antics are distracting them.

Unfortunately, the AI industry is experiencing intense competition, and the general public is not its primary user.

True. The EU has rules that prohibit AI practices, such as social scoring. Hopefully, they stay on track.

Good. Some of these AI companies are getting too cavalier with their data use. The EU has been at the forefront of AI rules and regulations.

Their chances are low of picking a Captain America-type person in those areas because they know how to avoid people who give off Captain America energy.

ICE thugs know how to pick their victims. ICE thugs steer clear from the roughest part of town because they know they will get shot.

This week’s exciting episode of Democracy: Who Needs It? continues with the shutdown while the Lil Dicktator reaffirms America’s strength, by making Nixon look like a Boy Scout.

Bad dentures?

Off the scale.

Are we great yet?

Microsoft and Amazon develop their software poorly.

You are going to be very popular.

Sam is just bitter.

He is settling in.

Get your AI vacation with all the extra limbs. No jet lag and feelings of disappointment.

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