You’re forgetting how often Rump says all sorts of things he never follows up on. This is why I keep saying we need a better news media. One that can recognize when something is genuinely news worthy. None of the details of this feud matter. Only maybe a single story about them having a feud would be needed. And if it were TV news it would be the last story. A funny fluff piece that doesn’t actually matter.

You’re still thinking in very small human scales. Culture isn’t fixed. All cultures are dynamic. They rise, change, change again, and disappear, throughout the ages. 500 years ago the landscape of various Christian and Muslim cultures were vastly different than they are now. An immortal Artificial Super Intelligence could spend centuries, hundreds of generations or more, subtly tweaking al thel various cultures toward a more harmonious coexistence.

It’s really only certain aspects of a few cultures which drive them to be intolerant of other cultures, that would need to be changed.

Those certain aspects which cause intolerance, would need to be changed. Nothing more.

My statement you quoted says nothing remotely like “unify the world into a single culture.” Read it again. “a more globally compatible culture.”

There are many different yet compatible cultures, that are able to exist together in the world. It’s really only certain aspects of a few cultures which drive them to be intolerant of other cultures, that would need to be changed.

Conflicting things could be true at the same time in different places. Having one ruler doesn’t require one set of rules. There could be, and would need to be different rules for different communities.

One person who understands and is willing to accommodate that, is an example of the kind of super human trait I was referring to. An AI might be willing to do that, and slowly nudge over generations, differing communities toward a more globally compatible culture.

I’m not sure that would be very difficult if we tried. The current issue in picking a human global ruler, is that it would require super human traits. By definition no human could satisfy them. But a sufficiently advanced AI might.

It’s certainly reasonable to offer a charitable interpretation of the question, rather than assume mal-intent.

“What would it take for an AI to be given governance over the world?”

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Checks at least most of those boxes, and more.

I guess what I mean is, why was this posted as “News”?

I thought we knew that already, given their close history.

If Rump thinks Musk knows the bill better than anyone, it would make sense that he knows how terrible it is.

If Musk truly hasn’t seen it at all, then his opinion of it isn’t worth much.

Basically they’re both arguing against their own positions.

The story wasn’t very good. But the rest of the film making was top notch, like all Snyder’s movies.

He got to leave because the others were too busy fighting each other. He was the only one that wasn’t intentionally antagonizing anyone else.

A “bad” or “terrible” movie isn’t simply a movie you don’t like.

I can acknowledge the talent, skill and quality craft, that went into Top Gun: Maverick. But I still didn’t enjoy it much, and thought it was all too obvious and predictable a story. Which made it boring.

Nothing with a $200M budget and wide theater release is a “Bad Movie”.

Well… Other than Megalopolis. But that’s a special case.

I’m not sure you watched the movie. Or maybe you weren’t paying attention. He’s not the one who cracks the code. And that’s not even why he gets to leave.

I haven’t seen them. But if you said Cube² Hypercube, might count. Should check that out, since you’ve seen the first.

I’m not sure you know what a “bad movie” is, if you think Cube is one.

And the driver would be free to make that argument to defend themselves in the law suit.

The driver is responsible for the damage their vehicle causes. It doesn’t matter if they did something illegal or not. If the article is accurate, nobody should be arrested. But the driver would be civilly liable for the death of the kid.