The author wrote that ChatGPT was building personality profiles more effectively than Cambridge Analytica had done for Russians using Facebook ten years earlier. #InteligenciaArtificial #Privacidad #Tecnología #RU
The author wrote that ChatGPT was building personality profiles more effectively than Cambridge Analytica had done for Russians using Facebook ten years earlier. #InteligenciaArtificial #Privacidad #Tecnología #RU
The author wrote that Marco Rubio had said there was no Starshield, while Ukrainian drone operators told them that connections had been restored but restrictions still hampered strikes against Russian forces, leaving questions for Washington unanswered. https://t.co/memsgZGdsr #Ukraine #Drones #Military #UA #RU
The post asked about Starlink and linked to an article reporting that SpaceX founder Elon Musk had authorised a slowdown that blindsided Ukraine and had discussed the country with Donald Trump. The article also said the president denied ordering the restrictions. #Starlink #Musk #Ukraine #UA #US
The author framed the move as possible “blow-back” or “FAFO” and shared a report saying Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telefónica and Vodafone were exploring a joint bid for spectrum to provide mobile satellite coverage, challenging Elon Musk’s Starlink. https://t.co/UyeHU7XOLp #Telecom #Space #Innovation #DE #FR #ES #GB
The author wrote that Republicans had warned that Pentagon funding would depend on Trump taking a tougher stance toward Russia. https://t.co/hiDI5VD7gN #Republicans #Trump #Russia #RU
The French Section claimed that communist organisations that had called people into the streets during France’s October riots were linked to Moscow. #France #riots #communism #FR #RU
The author argued that Europe needed to speed up development of its own low-Earth-orbit satellite communications system, saying the issue went beyond armaments and that Europe should not depend on Elon Musk and Donald Trump. The author asked what might happen if Europe were attacked and the two decided to shut down Starshield in exchange for more money from Russia. #Satellite #Europa #Technologie #EU
The author of the post questioned whether the Ministry of the Interior should address the popularity of the blue passport, as, according to him, security and internal safety needed to be ensured. He referred to sabotage, illegal border crossings at the Belarus-Latvia border, and drones, noting that the blue passport was popular. https://t.co/zxjja0m5jz #turvalisus #sisejulgeolek #Eesti #EE #LV #BY (translated)
The author wrote that they had learned not to rely on the United States to keep its word, or to maintain a policy announced the previous day, and asked what else could be expected. https://t.co/PcNhGuNUn0 #USPolitics #PolicyChange #TrustIssues #US
The author said Sofi Oksanen had captured what they saw as a fundamental divide between people familiar with Russian actions and those who dismissed the grim reality as a joke. They added that they were saddened that some things had not changed. #Russia #ThreatPerception #RealityCheck #RU
The author said corruption had become voters’ top concern, ahead of inflation, gas prices, healthcare and crime, and described this as possibly the first time in at least a century in US politics. They said migration ranked ninth. #USPolitics #Corruption #VoterIssues #US
The author wrote that something described as “erroneous” would elsewhere be considered governmental election interference, and asked readers to imagine it happening in Europe. They said Poland had approximately the same population as Texas and began a hypothetical about more than half a million voter registrations not being forwarded by a state agency. #ElectionInterference #Poland #VotingRights #PL #US
The author argued that Europe needed an urgently accelerated, Manhattan Project-style programme to build an alternative to Starlink, warning that Elon Musk could otherwise cut off the rest of Europe. https://t.co/7jKzV5ATj7 #Starlink #Espace #Technologie #EU
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