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[LSD Jellyfish]

Japanese officials have been debating how to best contain the radioactive water at the Fukushima plant for years, but the plan that seems to have stuck is to purify the water as best as possible, dilute the radioactive tritium that persists even after the cleaning process, and to dump it over the course of 30 years.

'Please drink' treated Fukushima water: China asks Japanese minister

BEIJING - China on Wednesday asked Japanese Deputy Prime Minister Taro Aso to drink treated radioactive water accumulated at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, after he said it is safe to drink it.

On Tuesday, the Japanese government decided to release the treated water into the sea from the plant in two years, a major development following more than seven years of discussions on how to discharge the water used to cool down melted fuel there.

Aso, a former prime minister who has often made controversial remarks since he became deputy prime minister and finance minister in 2012, said at a press conference on Tuesday, "I have heard that we will have no harm if we drink" the treated water.

Outrage is understandable, but fuck the CCP and don't let those rotten bastards try to fool anyone that they care about the environment, the well-being of others, or have some moral high ground.

[Zasraniec]

lol China are officially the troll country. Yes they are certainly an oppressive regime and all, but I feel this trolling is done on purpose. Probably a psychological tactic to demean others. Humiliation can be just as serious as their other offenses when you account for the mass impact.

[Spuro]

Never thought I’d agree with Winnie the Pooh’s Party on something. Wtf.

[goji89]

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/don ... 48436.html

[Rando Yaguchi]

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/don ... 48436.html

“We cannot judge all police shootings, we cannot put them all in the same realm,” Lemon said. “They make split second decisions. Sometimes they are tragic, sometimes they are warranted, sometimes they are not.”

This is correct, of course.

[_JNavs_]

Artificial intelligence wouldn't make these mistakes. Give it ten years, I'd much prefer robot cops, at least they wouldn't kill on sight.

And the best part would be the government can risk not KILLING anyone since their own cop force is expendable.

[goji89]

Artificial intelligence wouldn't make these mistakes. Give it ten years, I'd much prefer robot cops, at least they wouldn't kill on sight.

And the best part would be the government can risk not KILLING anyone since their own cop force is expendable.

You watching Robocop aren't ya.

[tbeasley]

*laughs in ED-209*

[miguelnuva]

Artificial intelligence wouldn't make these mistakes. Give it ten years, I'd much prefer robot cops, at least they wouldn't kill on sight.

And the best part would be the government can risk not KILLING anyone since their own cop force is expendable.

AI would kill everyone. Everytime we play with AI in movies and in real life it starts rebelling.

[_JNavs_]

Artificial intelligence wouldn't make these mistakes. Give it ten years, I'd much prefer robot cops, at least they wouldn't kill on sight.

And the best part would be the government can risk not KILLING anyone since their own cop force is expendable.

You watching Robocop aren't ya.

Maybe..

[Mac Daddy MM]

Everytime we pay with AI i in real life it starts rebelling.

Examples of AI rebelling in real life please?

[_JNavs_]

Everytime we pay with AI i in real life it starts rebelling.

Examples of AI rebelling in real life please?

That one time the vending machine ate my dollar

[Mac Daddy MM]

Everytime we pay with AI i in real life it starts rebelling.

Examples of AI rebelling in real life please?

That one time the vending machine ate my dollar

ONE time? Holy shit dude, count yourself lucky.

[miguelnuva]

Everytime we pay with AI i in real life it starts rebelling.

Examples of AI rebelling in real life please?

https://www.inc.com/business-insider/so ... -2017.html

This is the one that jumps out. There was that other one they were testing on twitter.

[Mac Daddy MM]

Everytime we pay with AI i in real life it starts rebelling.

Examples of AI rebelling in real life please?

https://www.inc.com/business-insider/so ... -2017.html

This is the one that jumps out. There was that other one they were testing on twitter.

Really don't see how that is "rebelling", but ok. Sounds more like an attempt at a robot being sarcastic.

[miguelnuva]

Examples of AI rebelling in real life please?

https://www.inc.com/business-insider/so ... -2017.html

This is the one that jumps out. There was that other one they were testing on twitter.

Really don't see how that is "rebelling", but ok. Sounds more like an attempt at a robot being sarcastic.

The AI isn't self aware yet which is why a full rebellion hasn't happened but between the two or three mess uls and what happens in the films that's enough for me to say we should leave AI alone.

[Voyager]

This just sounds like paranoia but the fear is justifiable I guess.

[JAGzilla]

From what I understand, most of the scientists working on AI are in agreement that it's far too dangerous to ever actually set loose. The tests that have been done so far tend to end with the AI concluding that it needs to kill humanity so we can't interfere with whatever its function is.

[Spuro]

Everytime we pay with AI i in real life it starts rebelling.

Examples of AI rebelling in real life please?

My roomba stubbed my toe, once. Bloodthirsty machine.

[tbeasley]

Important to note - Artificial intelligence that obeys destructive programmers could be as dangerous as a computer revolt. (And I think I know which is more likely.)