Why do we keep treating AI like a naughty child instead of a tool wielded by reckless hands? Two sharp letters nail the real issue: language that lets humans off the hook.
The Pentagon just made Palantir's Maven AI official—with multi-year billions locked in. It's already calling shots in combat. Buckle up.
Over 3,000 Google workers revolted in 2018 against AI for drone kills. Fast-forward: that tech's now in US ops against Iran, courtesy of a stubborn Marine colonel.
Missile away. Screen flashes triumph. Trump's Iran assault isn't gritty trenches—it's pixels, memes, and AI wizardry reshaping conflict forever.