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> exams are designed so that cheating is not a viable strategy to obtain high grades

That's interesting. How do they do that?

Mostly by requiring analysis and synthesis rather than memorization.

It's been some years for me so things might have changed, but no tech was allowed into the exam rooms, except for calculators in some subjects. Everything was done by pen and paper.

mlinsey wasn't anthropomorphizing technology, and your GP comment seems extreme to me.

Whatever its other merits or demerits, reinstating the draft would cut back on needless wars. Abandoning the draft is what ended the anti-war movement, and to reinstate it would be to revive those protests. For this reason, if nothing else, it probably won't be reinstated.

What this has to do with the argument Palantir is apparently making, I have no idea. I can't make any sense of it.

That leaves no solution when the quantity becomes more than any human can review.

This is like complaining that someone doesn't have a solution for the foot injuries caused by repeatedly shooting yourself in the foot.

If your team is shooting each other's feet and you can't stop them, I guess this would be a foot to air interceptor for some of the bullets.

A 'psyop' psyop!

What happened with Tailwind? sorry if I'm supposed to know this

He also went to OpenAI's office and threatened to burn it down.

https://www.cnn.com/2026/04/10/tech/suspect-arrest-openai-ce...

"Violence like this is not the answer. However,"

Humans are social animals, so any mystery about another person is interesting, and wealth and fame multiply this.