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Does AI Need Government Imposed Guardrails?

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Hi Trumpster,

For how many years did the Great Satin fool YOU and those of your ilk with the imaginary threat of Communism. For how long did they have YOU trembling in your boots, and wetting your pants in trepidation, over an unreal imagined threat. Worse still the evil ones dragged poor little Australia into unjust wars in Korea, Vietnam and elsewhere, resulting in the deaths of hundreds of innocent Australian youth. This took place for about 50 years! Now they are attempting to create a new boogeyman in the form of China to once again frighten the naive, that's YOU, into unjustified panic!

Gee ttbn it used to be Moscow and Beijing, now I see YOU have thrown in the mob in Havana as well, they're about as scary as Poofy Dog, although anything frightens YOU and the Trumpster these days. As for the nut job and his book of fiction, what can I say, he's a nut job!
Posted by Paul1405, Sunday, 4 October 2026 1:58:02 PM
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"For how many years did the Great Satin fool YOU and those of your ilk with the imaginary threat of Communism."

Well I can't talk for my 'ilk" but the answer for me is zero. You might recall my mentioning often over the years that my job had me visiting the old USSR often in the early 80s through to its fall. I was there and saw how monumentally inefficient communism was and therefore knew it wasn't a threat.

But the threat wasn't imagined...
"Nikita Khrushchev said: “Whether you like it or not, history is on our side. We will bury you!” " I'm sure a good comrade such as yourself bought that!

But what all that has got to do with AI is something conjured in the vivid imagination of 15Trillion.

What I find interesting is how easy its been for the tech billionaires to so scare the perpetually gullible into doing their bidding in trying to get governments to save the billionaire's bacon. Even funnier is that the perpetually gullible think they are sticking it to the man when in fact they are the gormless dupes of the man.
Posted by mhaze, Monday, 5 October 2026 8:20:13 AM
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Under new leadership, the Greens will oppose Albanese's Duty Duty of Care Bill because they believe it gives the Communications Minister too much power.

Shoebridge has said that he is not out to help Labor: he is out to replace them.

And, the Coalition has said it will work with the Greens against the DDC and other Albanese brain farts.

Anything can happen in Australia these days.

Shoebridge reckons that the government doesn't really expect the Bill to pass anyway. Australia is no longer a serious country, certainly not the “middle power” that Albanese bangs on about.

Most certainly, a Minister who cannot be trusted with taxpayer money - as Wells proved she is not - should not be in charge of what we can say and see online.
Posted by ttbn, Tuesday, 6 October 2026 9:03:20 AM
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Shoebridge has gone further in indicating that the Green/Labor love affair might be over. He thinks that Albanese is a “very long way” from what Australian voters thought they were getting.

Albanese has failed to improve people's lives, instead focusing on “political messaging rather than substance”. Too “centralised”. A lot of “messaging” without improving “households”.

In response, Albanese has pathetically whined for the Greens to concentrate on the mythical ‘far right’ and leave him free to continue wrecking the country.

This ‘falling out of thieves’ should hearten Australians. And, Shoebridge's claimed intention NOT to make Labor better, but to REPLACE them, is still up to voters, not politicians. The important thing is to get rid of the worst government/prime minister ever.
Posted by ttbn, Tuesday, 6 October 2026 9:44:04 AM
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Hi ttbn,

Should One Nation win office federally, would YOU agree with their Victorian state election policy announced on the weekend that they would jail former premiers? A leading member of Victorian One Nation Mark Nicholson has stated that they would jail former Labor premiers Daniel Andrews and Jacinta Allan “by Christmas” if victorious come November, prompting what The Age called “rapturous applause” from a crowd of about 750 attendees including several Neo-Nazis. I can only assume arrest with be swift, and "appropriate" punishment will be metered out just as swiftly. Just as Hitler said he would inflict extreme punishment on the Jews in 1925, thankfully everyone on the conservative right knew he was only joking. Maybe this grub Nicholson is only "joking" as well.

p/s While banning journalist they don't like from their campaign launch in Victoria, One Nation was happy to give a "front row seats" to a Neo-Nazi on the weekend.
Posted by Paul1405, Tuesday, 6 October 2026 11:33:45 AM
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