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The hypocrisy is crazy: sovereignai.gov.uk/
UK and EU will never catch up to US and China in AI, they are the only people actually following "pacing the frontier" while having none of their own.
BREAKING: the UK government publishes official rules on how to use AI:
1. Ask first if you really need to use AI
2. Check if a spreadsheet can do the job before using AI
3. Choose the worst model possible so it uses less energy
4. Keep prompts short to reduce the environmental impact
5. In general, use AI only when necessary, as a climate-saving measure
With a mindset like this, we should accept the UK back into the European Union
Sad to see @thsottiaux removing codex working past limits to finish tasks... yall mofos abused it too much, now work gets left half done.
Would be pretty neat if @thsottiaux announces astra during the shortage... Some might even say... astranomical
With the following list, is anyone surprised about the ability to posses AI generated CP in US?
Political, elected and senior appointed U.S. officials
Alexander Acosta — U.S. Attorney; Secretary of Labor
Steve Bannon — White House Chief Strategist
Xavier Becerra — U.S. Representative; HHS Secretary
Antony Blinken — Secretary of State
Pam Bondi — Florida Attorney General; U.S. Attorney General
Lauren Book — Florida state senator
Stephen E. Boyd — senior DOJ official
John Brennan — CIA Director
George W. Bush — President (DOJ also separately lists “Bush Jr., George,” apparently duplicative)
Tom Carper — U.S. Senator
Bill Clinton — President
John Eisenberg — senior White House/NSC lawyer
Rahm Emanuel — U.S. Representative; White House Chief of Staff
Stephen Feinberg — Deputy Secretary of Defense
Michael Flynn — DIA Director; National Security Adviser
Rudy Giuliani — U.S. Attorney; Associate Attorney General; NYC Mayor
Nikki Haley — South Carolina Governor; U.N. Ambassador
Orrin Hatch — U.S. Senator
Eric Holder — Attorney General
Sarah Huckabee Sanders — White House Press Secretary; Arkansas Governor
Dan Bongino — Secret Service; FBI Deputy Director
Cory Booker — U.S. Senator
Ric Bradshaw — Palm Beach County Sheriff
Jeb Bush — Florida Governor
Ron DeSantis — U.S. Representative; Florida Governor
Mark Foley — U.S. Representative
Dan Goldman — federal prosecutor; U.S. Representative
Kamala Harris — U.S. Senator; Vice President
Steny Hoyer — U.S. Representative
Stephanie Avakian — SEC Enforcement Director
Doug Band — White House aide
William Barr — Attorney General
Geoffrey Berman — U.S. Attorney
Joe Biden — U.S. Senator; Vice President; President
Todd Blanche — Deputy Attorney General
John Bolton — National Security Adviser; U.N. Ambassador
David Bowdich — FBI Deputy Director
Dick Cheney — Vice President; Defense Secretary
Jay Clayton — SEC Chairman; U.S. Attorney; later DNI
Hillary Clinton — U.S. Senator; Secretary of State
James Comey — FBI Director; Deputy Attorney General
Keith Ellison — U.S. Representative; Minnesota Attorney General
Mark Filip — Deputy Attorney General
Merrick Garland — federal judge; Attorney General
Timothy Geithner — Treasury Secretary
Lindsey Graham — U.S. Senator
Michael Horowitz — DOJ Inspector General
Mike Huckabee — Arkansas Governor; ambassador
Pramila Jayapal — U.S. Representative
Hakeem Jeffries — U.S. Representative
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — HHS Secretary
Carl Kline — White House personnel/security official
Jared Kushner — Senior Adviser to the President
Jay Lefkowitz — White House official / special envoy
Jack Lew — Treasury Secretary; White House Chief of Staff
Hank Johnson — U.S. Representative
John Kasich — U.S. Representative; Ohio Governor
John Kerry — U.S. Senator; Secretary of State
Jon Kyl — U.S. Senator
Zoe Lofgren — U.S. Representative
Thomas Massie — U.S. Representative
Jerry Nadler — U.S. Representative
Jeff Sessions — U.S. Senator; Attorney General
Debbie Stabenow — U.S. Senator
Kenneth Starr — Solicitor General; federal judge; Independent Counsel
Mary Gay Scanlon — U.S. Representative
Adam Schiff — U.S. Representative; U.S. Senator
Chuck Schumer — U.S. Senator
Howard Lutnick — Commerce Secretary
Ed Markey — U.S. Senator
John McCain — U.S. Senator
Robert Menendez — U.S. Senator
Lisa Monaco — Deputy Attorney General; Homeland Security Adviser
Jared Moskowitz — U.S. Representative
Janet Napolitano — Arizona Governor; DHS Secretary
Gavin Newsom — California Governor
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — U.S. Representative
Ron Paul — U.S. Representative
Mike Pence — U.S. Representative; Indiana Governor; Vice President
Stacey Plaskett — U.S. Virgin Islands delegate
JB Pritzker — Illinois Governor
Jamie Raskin — U.S. Representative
Chad Readler — DOJ official; federal appeals judge
Susan Rice — U.N. Ambassador; National Security Adviser
Nancy Mace — U.S. Representative
Mark Meadows — U.S. Representative; White House Chief of Staff
Mick Mulvaney — U.S. Representative; OMB Director; acting White House Chief of Staff
Mehmet Oz — CMS Administrator
Kash Patel — FBI Director; previous national-security/Defense roles
Nancy Pelosi — U.S. Representative; Speaker
John Phelan — Secretary of the Navy
Dan Quayle — U.S. Senator; Vice President
Tom Reynolds — U.S. Representative
Mitt Romney — Massachusetts Governor; U.S. Senator
Rod Rosenstein — Deputy Attorney General
John Roth — senior DOJ official
Kathy Ruemmler — White House Counsel
Ben Sasse — U.S. Senator
Tim Scott — U.S. Senator
Paul Ryan — U.S. Representative; Speaker
Timothy Shea — U.S. Attorney / acting DEA administrator
Eliot Spitzer — New York Attorney General; Governor
Larry Summers — Treasury Secretary; National Economic Council Director
Ro Khanna — U.S. Representative
Larry Kudlow — National Economic Council Director
Ted Lieu — U.S. Representative
Loretta Lynch — Attorney General
Steve Mnuchin — Treasury Secretary
Robert Mueller III — FBI Director; Special Counsel
Elon Musk — served as a special government employee during the Trump administration
Barack Obama — U.S. Senator; President
Janet Reno — Attorney General
Mike Pompeo — U.S. Representative; CIA Director; Secretary of State
Samantha Power — U.N. Ambassador; USAID Administrator
John Ratcliffe — U.S. Representative; DNI; CIA Director
Ronald Reagan — California Governor; President
Bill Richardson — U.S. Representative; U.N. Ambassador; Energy Secretary; New Mexico Governor
Jeffrey Rosen — Deputy/Acting Attorney General
Karl Rove — White House Deputy Chief of Staff / Senior Adviser
Marco Rubio — U.S. Senator; Secretary of State
Pierre Salinger — White House Press Secretary; briefly U.S. Senator
Eric Swalwell — U.S. Representative
Ivanka Trump — White House Adviser
JD Vance — U.S. Senator; Vice President
Kevin Warsh — Federal Reserve Governor
Damian Williams — U.S. Attorney for SDNY
Ron Wyden — U.S. Senator
Marjorie Taylor Greene — U.S. Representative
Carol Thomas-Jacobs — U.S. Virgin Islands government official/judge
Donald Trump — President
Richard Walker — SEC General Counsel and Enforcement Director
Stanley E. Woodward Jr. — Associate Attorney General
Prosecutors, investigators, court/BOP staff and other U.S. government employees also on DOJ's list
These are particularly important not to misinterpret: in many cases their names are there because they investigated, prosecuted, jailed, or administered the Epstein/Maxwell cases.
Vincent Babino — SDNY U.S. District Court arraignment clerk
Laura Birger — federal prosecutor
Sean Buckley — Assistant/Deputy U.S. Attorney
Maurene/Maureen Comey — Assistant U.S. Attorney
Kathleen DuPont — federal district-court deputy clerk
Edward Friedland — SDNY District Court Executive
Audrey Strauss — acting U.S. Attorney for SDNY
Lanna Belohlavek — Florida Assistant State Attorney; directly worked the Epstein prosecution
Russell Capone — U.S. Attorney's Office counsel
Omar Daza — DOJ Inspector General special agent
Rebekah Donaleski — Assistant U.S. Attorney
Barry Krischer — Palm Beach County State Attorney
Jessica Lonergan — Assistant U.S. Attorney
James Margolin — federal prosecutor/FBI or U.S. Attorney's Office public-affairs roles
Alison Moe — Assistant U.S. Attorney
Lara Pomerantz — Assistant U.S. Attorney
Nicolas Roos — Assistant U.S. Attorney
Gretchen Shappert — U.S. Attorney
Joseph Recarey — Palm Beach Police detective who investigated Epstein
Michael Reiter — Palm Beach Police chief who initiated the first police investigation
Matthew Rogers — SDNY court personnel appearing in Maxwell-related court administration records
Timothy Routch — U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer
Joseph Pecorino — SDNY District Executive's Office
Diego Pestana — Associate Deputy Attorney General
Lee Plourde — Bureau of Prisons official
Nicole McFarland — DOJ/Bureau of Prisons attorney
Sophia Papapetru — Bureau of Prisons employee
Coreen Mao — White House Counsel's Office / Assistant U.S. Attorney
Andrew Rohrbach — Assistant U.S. Attorney
Alexander Rossmiller — federal prosecutor
William Sweeney Jr. — senior FBI official
Marie Villafaña — Assistant U.S. Attorney who worked directly on the federal Epstein investigation
Tony Higgins — Town of Palm Beach sanitation supervisor whose department assisted police evidence collection
Adrienne Senatore — FBI public-affairs personnel
As a compliance and security company, What the fu** is wrong with the American Government? But it's not fully unexpected... Half of the people were on the Epstein list.
After looking through the case as well as the rulings, It's apparently completely fine to privately have CP.
A federal appeals court judge ruled that the First Amendment protects an individual’s right to privately possess images or videos of child sexual abuse created using AI — if the material does not depict a real person and remains in the home. wapo.st/4hXljRs
So the SUPREME Court’s ret****d logic was: if an image is entirely fictional, then the specific justification for banning real CSAM protecting an actual child who was abused in its creation is absent.
A list of everyone on the epstein list:
Political, elected and senior appointed U.S. officials
Alexander Acosta — U.S. Attorney; Secretary of Labor
Steve Bannon — White House Chief Strategist
Xavier Becerra — U.S. Representative; HHS Secretary
Antony Blinken — Secretary of State
Pam Bondi — Florida Attorney General; U.S. Attorney General
Lauren Book — Florida state senator
Stephen E. Boyd — senior DOJ official
John Brennan — CIA Director
George W. Bush — President (DOJ also separately lists “Bush Jr., George,” apparently duplicative)
Tom Carper — U.S. Senator
Bill Clinton — President
John Eisenberg — senior White House/NSC lawyer
Rahm Emanuel — U.S. Representative; White House Chief of Staff
Stephen Feinberg — Deputy Secretary of Defense
Michael Flynn — DIA Director; National Security Adviser
Rudy Giuliani — U.S. Attorney; Associate Attorney General; NYC Mayor
Nikki Haley — South Carolina Governor; U.N. Ambassador
Orrin Hatch — U.S. Senator
Eric Holder — Attorney General
Sarah Huckabee Sanders — White House Press Secretary; Arkansas Governor
Dan Bongino — Secret Service; FBI Deputy Director
Cory Booker — U.S. Senator
Ric Bradshaw — Palm Beach County Sheriff
Jeb Bush — Florida Governor
Ron DeSantis — U.S. Representative; Florida Governor
Mark Foley — U.S. Representative
Dan Goldman — federal prosecutor; U.S. Representative
Kamala Harris — U.S. Senator; Vice President
Steny Hoyer — U.S. Representative
Stephanie Avakian — SEC Enforcement Director
Doug Band — White House aide
William Barr — Attorney General
Geoffrey Berman — U.S. Attorney
Joe Biden — U.S. Senator; Vice President; President
Todd Blanche — Deputy Attorney General
John Bolton — National Security Adviser; U.N. Ambassador
David Bowdich — FBI Deputy Director
Dick Cheney — Vice President; Defense Secretary
Jay Clayton — SEC Chairman; U.S. Attorney; later DNI
Hillary Clinton — U.S. Senator; Secretary of State
James Comey — FBI Director; Deputy Attorney General
Keith Ellison — U.S. Representative; Minnesota Attorney General
Mark Filip — Deputy Attorney General
Merrick Garland — federal judge; Attorney General
Timothy Geithner — Treasury Secretary
Lindsey Graham — U.S. Senator
Michael Horowitz — DOJ Inspector General
Mike Huckabee — Arkansas Governor; ambassador
Pramila Jayapal — U.S. Representative
Hakeem Jeffries — U.S. Representative
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — HHS Secretary
Carl Kline — White House personnel/security official
Jared Kushner — Senior Adviser to the President
Jay Lefkowitz — White House official / special envoy
Jack Lew — Treasury Secretary; White House Chief of Staff
Hank Johnson — U.S. Representative
John Kasich — U.S. Representative; Ohio Governor
John Kerry — U.S. Senator; Secretary of State
Jon Kyl — U.S. Senator
Zoe Lofgren — U.S. Representative
Thomas Massie — U.S. Representative
Jerry Nadler — U.S. Representative
Jeff Sessions — U.S. Senator; Attorney General
Debbie Stabenow — U.S. Senator
Kenneth Starr — Solicitor General; federal judge; Independent Counsel
Mary Gay Scanlon — U.S. Representative
Adam Schiff — U.S. Representative; U.S. Senator
Chuck Schumer — U.S. Senator
Howard Lutnick — Commerce Secretary
Ed Markey — U.S. Senator
John McCain — U.S. Senator
Robert Menendez — U.S. Senator
Lisa Monaco — Deputy Attorney General; Homeland Security Adviser
Jared Moskowitz — U.S. Representative
Janet Napolitano — Arizona Governor; DHS Secretary
Gavin Newsom — California Governor
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — U.S. Representative
Ron Paul — U.S. Representative
Mike Pence — U.S. Representative; Indiana Governor; Vice President
Stacey Plaskett — U.S. Virgin Islands delegate
JB Pritzker — Illinois Governor
Jamie Raskin — U.S. Representative
Chad Readler — DOJ official; federal appeals judge
Susan Rice — U.N. Ambassador; National Security Adviser
Nancy Mace — U.S. Representative
Mark Meadows — U.S. Representative; White House Chief of Staff
Mick Mulvaney — U.S. Representative; OMB Director; acting White House Chief of Staff
Mehmet Oz — CMS Administrator
Kash Patel — FBI Director; previous national-security/Defense roles
Nancy Pelosi — U.S. Representative; Speaker
John Phelan — Secretary of the Navy
Dan Quayle — U.S. Senator; Vice President
Tom Reynolds — U.S. Representative
Mitt Romney — Massachusetts Governor; U.S. Senator
Rod Rosenstein — Deputy Attorney General
John Roth — senior DOJ official
Kathy Ruemmler — White House Counsel
Ben Sasse — U.S. Senator
Tim Scott — U.S. Senator
Paul Ryan — U.S. Representative; Speaker
Timothy Shea — U.S. Attorney / acting DEA administrator
Eliot Spitzer — New York Attorney General; Governor
Larry Summers — Treasury Secretary; National Economic Council Director
Ro Khanna — U.S. Representative
Larry Kudlow — National Economic Council Director
Ted Lieu — U.S. Representative
Loretta Lynch — Attorney General
Steve Mnuchin — Treasury Secretary
Robert Mueller III — FBI Director; Special Counsel
Elon Musk — served as a special government employee during the Trump administration
Barack Obama — U.S. Senator; President
Janet Reno — Attorney General
Mike Pompeo — U.S. Representative; CIA Director; Secretary of State
Samantha Power — U.N. Ambassador; USAID Administrator
John Ratcliffe — U.S. Representative; DNI; CIA Director
Ronald Reagan — California Governor; President
Bill Richardson — U.S. Representative; U.N. Ambassador; Energy Secretary; New Mexico Governor
Jeffrey Rosen — Deputy/Acting Attorney General
Karl Rove — White House Deputy Chief of Staff / Senior Adviser
Marco Rubio — U.S. Senator; Secretary of State
Pierre Salinger — White House Press Secretary; briefly U.S. Senator
Eric Swalwell — U.S. Representative
Ivanka Trump — White House Adviser
JD Vance — U.S. Senator; Vice President
Kevin Warsh — Federal Reserve Governor
Damian Williams — U.S. Attorney for SDNY
Ron Wyden — U.S. Senator
Marjorie Taylor Greene — U.S. Representative
Carol Thomas-Jacobs — U.S. Virgin Islands government official/judge
Donald Trump — President
Richard Walker — SEC General Counsel and Enforcement Director
Stanley E. Woodward Jr. — Associate Attorney General
Prosecutors, investigators, court/BOP staff and other U.S. government employees also on DOJ's list
These are particularly important not to misinterpret: in many cases their names are there because they investigated, prosecuted, jailed, or administered the Epstein/Maxwell cases.
Vincent Babino — SDNY U.S. District Court arraignment clerk
Laura Birger — federal prosecutor
Sean Buckley — Assistant/Deputy U.S. Attorney
Maurene/Maureen Comey — Assistant U.S. Attorney
Kathleen DuPont — federal district-court deputy clerk
Edward Friedland — SDNY District Court Executive
Audrey Strauss — acting U.S. Attorney for SDNY
Lanna Belohlavek — Florida Assistant State Attorney; directly worked the Epstein prosecution
Russell Capone — U.S. Attorney's Office counsel
Omar Daza — DOJ Inspector General special agent
Rebekah Donaleski — Assistant U.S. Attorney
Barry Krischer — Palm Beach County State Attorney
Jessica Lonergan — Assistant U.S. Attorney
James Margolin — federal prosecutor/FBI or U.S. Attorney's Office public-affairs roles
Alison Moe — Assistant U.S. Attorney
Lara Pomerantz — Assistant U.S. Attorney
Nicolas Roos — Assistant U.S. Attorney
Gretchen Shappert — U.S. Attorney
Joseph Recarey — Palm Beach Police detective who investigated Epstein
Michael Reiter — Palm Beach Police chief who initiated the first police investigation
Matthew Rogers — SDNY court personnel appearing in Maxwell-related court administration records
Timothy Routch — U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer
Joseph Pecorino — SDNY District Executive's Office
Diego Pestana — Associate Deputy Attorney General
Lee Plourde — Bureau of Prisons official
Nicole McFarland — DOJ/Bureau of Prisons attorney
Sophia Papapetru — Bureau of Prisons employee
Coreen Mao — White House Counsel's Office / Assistant U.S. Attorney
Andrew Rohrbach — Assistant U.S. Attorney
Alexander Rossmiller — federal prosecutor
William Sweeney Jr. — senior FBI official
Marie Villafaña — Assistant U.S. Attorney who worked directly on the federal Epstein investigation
Tony Higgins — Town of Palm Beach sanitation supervisor whose department assisted police evidence collection
Adrienne Senatore — FBI public-affairs personnel
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