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By விவசாயி விக்
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By நியாயத்தை கதைப்போம் · Posted
1. https://www.monster.ca/career-advice/article/lying-on-your-resume-canada 2. https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/resumes-cover-letters/what-happens-if-you-lie-on-your-resume 3. https://hbr.org/2008/05/the-ethics-of-resume-writing-2 -
By நியாயத்தை கதைப்போம் · Posted
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By விவசாயி விக் · பதியப்பட்டது
Evil Now Rules Over Good by Paul Craig Roberts Big Tech consists of Gestapo organizations that suppress the First Amendment; yet “democratic Americans” continue to support these fascist organizations. If Americans cared about democracy, they would boycott Big Tech and drive the Gestapo organizations into bankruptcy. Instead, Americans have permitted Gestapo institutions to be institutionalized in American social, political, and economic life. Today in “free America” people are fired from their jobs not because of inadequate performance but for having social media accounts with companies that do not censor. For example, Colleen Oefelein, a literary agent for the Jennifer De Chiara Literary Agency in New York City was fired by her boss, Jennifer De Chiara, for merely having a Gab social media account. De Chiara did not even have an excuse that Oefelein uttered a non-woke-approved word. Oefelein experienced ongoing technical problems logging in to her Twitter account. She posted “I can no longer log in to Twitter on my computer. I’ll be on Facebook and maybe gab? And Instagram.” An American Nazi anonymously complained to De Chiara that her employee “frequents alt-right social media.” DeChiara thanked the anonymous Nazi and said: “I have taken swift action, and as of this morning, Colleen Oefelein is no longer an agent.” De Chiara went on to apologize for her former employee’s unpardonable sin of using social media that conservatives use: “The Jennifer De Chiara Literary Agency was distressed to discover this morning, January 25th, that one of our agents has been using the social media platforms Gab and Parler. We do not condone this activity, and we apologize to anyone who has been affected or offended by this.” “The Jennifer De Chiara Literary Agency has in the past and will continue to ensure a voice of unity, equality, and one that is on the side of social justice.” What are we to make of this? De Chiara claims to stand for “unity, equality, and social justice,” and fires an employee for having a social media account. Some unity! Some equality! Some social justice! An employee doing her job suddenly and unexpectedly finds herself without an income stream to pay her rent or mortgage and to purchase food. For De Chiara, the punishment of people suspected of being conservative and Christian is social justice. Oefelein said she was fired for suspicion of being a “Christian and a conservative.” Perhaps De Chiara’s agency serves the woke left, and she feared having a suspected conservative as an employee would threaten her business and acted to perserve her agency’s clientele. If so, this means the situation in America is even more desperate. Not only are employees at risk of Nazi persecution, but also businesses themselves. Indeed, we already see it with the organized boycott of MyPillow whose CEO protests the stolen election. But don’t dare boycott Israel for violating law, stealing Palestine and demonizing and murdering Palestinians. Americans should be greatly concerned that while they engaged in their famous insouciance, good has been defined as evil, and evil has been defined as good. http://www.srilankaguardian.org/2014/12/us-media-role-is-to-pacify-nation.html?m=1 -
By விவசாயி விக் · பதியப்பட்டது
Biden urged to back AI weapons to counter China and Russia threats 9 hours ago By Leo Kelion Technology desk editor Getty Images/Reuters The report was written by a commission headed by ex-Google chief Eric Schmidt for use by President Biden and other lawmakers The US and its allies should reject calls for a global ban on AI-powered autonomous weapons systems, according to an official report commissioned for the American President and Congress. It says that artificial intelligence will "compress decision time frames" and require military responses humans cannot make quickly enough alone. And it warns Russia and China would be unlikely to keep to any such treaty. But critics claim the proposals risk driving an "irresponsible" arms race. "This is a shocking and frightening report that could lead to the proliferation of AI weapons making decisions about who to kill," said Prof Noel Sharkey, spokesman for the Campaign To Stop Killer Robots. "The most senior AI scientists on the planet have warned them about the consequences, and yet they continue. "This will lead to grave violations of international law." The report counters that if autonomous weapons systems have been properly tested and are authorised for use by a human commander, then they should be consistent with International Humanitarian Law. NSCAI The National Security Commission on AI's members voted unanimously to pass the report The recommendations were made by the National Security Commission on AI - a body headed by ex-Google chief Eric Schmidt and ex-Deputy Secretary of Defense Robert Work, who served under Presidents Obama and Trump. Other members include Andy Jassy, Amazon's next chief executive, Google and Microsoft AI chiefs Dr Andrew Moore and Dr Eric Horvitz, and Oracle chief executive Safra Catz. Nuclear limit Much of the 750-page report focuses on how to counter China's ambition to be a world leader in AI by 2030. It says that senior military leaders have warned the US could "lose its military-technical superiority in the coming years" if China leapfrogs it by adopting AI-enabled systems more quickly - for example by using swarming drones to attack the US Navy. Getty Images The report suggests AI systems be used as part of future major war games exercises "The DoD [Department of Defense] has long been hardware-oriented toward ships, planes, and tanks [and] is now trying to make the leap to a software-intensive enterprise," the report says. "If our forces are not equipped with AI-enabled systems guided by new concepts that exceed those of their adversaries, they will be outmatched and paralysed by the complexity of battle." The report predicts AI will transform "all aspects of military affairs", and talks of rival algorithms battling it out in the future. And while it warns that badly-designed AI systems could increase the risk of war, it adds that "defending against AI-capable adversaries without employing AI is an invitation to disaster". It does, however, draw the line at nuclear weapons, saying these should still require the explicit authorisation of the president. And it says the White House should press Moscow and Beijing to issue public commitments of their own over this matter. 'Brain drain' Getty Images The US Army is already testing various robotic systems, but much of the AI proposed would be involved in planning and co-ordinating operations The commission began its review in March 2019 and this marks its final report. It says previous warnings about national security threats posed to the US by AI were ignored, but there is still "a window" to carry out proposed changes if President Biden and other politicians act with speed. But not all its proposals focus on the military, suggesting that the US's non-defence spending on AI-related research and development be doubled to reach $32bn (£23bn) a year by 2026. creating a new body to help the president guide the US's wider AI policies relaxing immigration laws to help attract talent from abroad, including an effort to increase a "brain drain" from China creating a new university to train digitally-talented civil servants accelerating the adoption of new technologies by the US's intelligence agencies While the members of the commission serve in a personal capacity, many of the companies they work for have bid for Pentagon and other government AI contracts. These include a $10bn deal awarded to Microsoft, which Amazon is challenging in court. Chip limits The report also focuses on the US's need to restrict China's ability to manufacture state-of-the-art computer chips. "If a potential adversary bests the United States in semiconductors over the long term or suddenly cuts off US access to cutting-edge chips entirely, it could gain the upper hand in every domain of warfare," the report states. It advises that the US must keep at least two generations ahead of China's micro-electronics manufacturing capabilities. Getty Images China has a growing chip industry, but it still relies on imports from abroad for the most advanced products To do this, it says the government needs to offer large tax credits to companies which build new chip fabrication plants on US soil. And it says export restrictions need to be put in place to prevent China being able to import the photolithography machines required to make the most advanced types of chips with the smallest transistors. This, it says, will require the co-operation of the governments of the Netherlands and Japan, whose companies specialise in these tools. In addition, the report says US firms that export chips to China should be compelled to certify they are not used to "facilitate human rights abuses", and should submit quarterly reports to the Department of Commerce listing all chip sales to China. This follows allegations that chips from American firms Intel and Nvidia were used to conduct mass surveillance against China's Uighur ethnic minority in its Xinjiang region. Chip tensions President Biden has already ordered a review of the US semiconductor industry, and last week pledged support for a $37bn plan by Congress to boost local output. Getty Images A car industry chip shortage prompted President Biden to discuss the industry last week Minds are being focused by a current shortage of chips affecting the automobile industry. But China also views the matter as critical to its own ambitions, and earlier on Monday its Ministry of Industry and Information Technology promised to "vigorously support" its own chip-makers. Beijing has previously said it wants to produce 70% of locally-used chips by 2025. China's semiconductor-makers have been seeking out second-hand photolithography equipment to do this, buying up as much as 90% of available stock, according to a report in Nikkei Asia. However, these older machines are not capable of producing the most advanced chips, which are prized for use in both the latest smartphones and other consumer gadgets, as well as military applications. https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-56240785 -
By புங்கையூரன் · Posted
நன்றி..!, சுமே! வேலையிலிருந்து வெட்டி விழுத்துவதால்....இன்னும் வீடியோ பார்க்கவில்லை! எதற்காக நம்மவர்கள் இறாலைப் போட்டு...இந்தப் பாடு படுத்துகிறார்களோ தெரியவில்லை! ஓவர் குக்கிங் செய்தால்...இறாலின் சுவையிலும். சத்திலும் முக்கால் வாசி போய் விடும்! அண்மையில் எமது நண்பர்கள் வீட்டுக்கு 'பார்பக்கியூ'ஒன்றுக்குக் கூப்பிட்டிருந்தார்கள்! ஆட்டிறைச்சியைக் கடிக்கும் போது.. தோலைச் சாப்பிடுவது போல இருந்தது..! ஒன்று பேசாமல் சாப்பிட்டு விட்டு வந்து விட்டோம்! வீடியோ பார்த்த பின்னர் கருத்தை எழுதுகின்ன்றேன்!
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