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Why wouldn't they? There's been very little repercussions for anyone so far. Apart from the Netherlands bracing itself for sanctions from America because the ICC dared to suggest someone might have done something wrong.

Or any of the other million or so sci-fi stories that predicted this might happen.

The real advantage of AI is the fact it can be blamed, absolving any humans of responsibility or repercussions.

It will gradually introduce tumors into every codebase, every academic institution, every board of directors, every intelligence agency. But hey, at least no one will suffer reputational damage!

I think it's something to do with them issueing an arrest warrant in November 2024 for Netanyahu for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity as part of the ICC investigation in Palestine.

Take your pick from the millions of options already turned into films and books.

> but can be overwhelming

That's an understatement and a half. It's massively over engineered and complicated, especially when compared with (say) the dashboard on Itch.


I guess that's what the EU is trying to be.

The EU is specifically European - its in the name. Many of the arguments for the Eu that came up during Brexit were based on the importance of geographical proximity and shared culture.

> The EU is specifically European - its in the name.

I don't disagree, but by this standard North Korea is a democratic republic, and Turkey's membership in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization is a bit odd.


The EU has also been pushing for free trade agreements, tho (the Canada one, mercosur, the abortive US one).

Yes,but it also does not want more than free trade with anyone outside Europe.

I feel safer already. What's the worst that could happen? I'm sure no-one will put an AI anywhere near it.

I created a reverse Space Invaders a few months ago, but I struggled to get it to be a fun game as you just move left and right avoiding the players bullets. (I'd post a gif, but it looks exactly like Space Invaders to watch).

What's to stop this nu-web going the same way?


Arguably having numerous decentralized, small and insular sub-networks hostile to change and growth makes them not worth the effort of corporations to co-opt and control.

The biggest problem with the web is that there is only one.


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