@foxnews: JUST IN: Attorney General Todd Blanche says the Justice Department should not be in the business of regulating artificial intelligence. “We're prosecutors, not regulators. So we're not going to try to regulate AI.” Blanche called AI “extraordinarily beneficial to our society,” while acknowledging it has become a political flashpoint.

rares.07 :

we are all doomed

e8278156t14 :

I’m divorced living in Atalanta

G :

thats the problem. humans are lazy and greedy. 2 very bad habits. humans will alllow AI to help their lives and AI will provide that help up until AI don't need humans.

CR7 :

dang

Danielle Lam :

: It’s your job to serve and protect.

Akseli :

Yo bro i have an idea…

Jackson Maverick 🦅 :

Always watching.

Brandon :

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Jackson Maverick :

Interesting perspective.

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Noah Collins :

Nice

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i really need a serious relationship

e8278156t14 :

I’m divorced looking for serious relationship

Rose Quail :

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Bella Bug 🩷🦋 :

The news never stops these days.

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DanielG :

we're being walked off a cliff with this administration. All for money

Popsicle_Stand64 :

How much are they paying him?

Bergtimos :

DoJ and Judges are not legislatures. they are meant to enforce laws, not make them.

Warm_Toast41 :

It’s not the job of the department of justice to preform justice…right.

cheyhunter123 :

It’s your job to serve and protect.

Bay Area Manny :

Including taking your job lol

𝓟𝓪𝓲𝓷🇳🇬 :

Just stop it please

Yunus-🐬 :

@Yunus-🐬: Imagine a man living in a vast desert, far from civilization, where paper hadn't yet existed. He didn't know how to read or write. He lived in a pagan city, so there were no Christian or Jewish places of worship. He was already banned from Abrahamic religions. He had a noble family, but he had no claim to leadership, no poetic background, no intellectual status, and at the age of 40, he was given the world's most difficult job. "Prophecy," this man had never lied before, and his name was "Muhammad the Truth." He suffered greatly and was exiled from his birthplace. Later, the most famous rabbi of the Arabian Peninsula went to test him and asked him questions. This rabbi became known as perhaps the most learned rabbi of his time. Later, he and his family converted to Islam. The book conveyed by the Prophet Muhammad answered all kinds of questions regarding state, family, labor law, and human rights, and it didn't contradict itself. A book that foretells future actions and proves that they have been realized. Prophet Muhammad was undoubtedly the greatest revolutionary in world history and the founder of Islam, a universal religion that has somehow dominated the world today. He did this thanks to the Quran. Before the first verse, he was actually a very ordinary person, and in the last verse, despite dying in poverty, he made a great revolution and did this entirely with a book sent down by Allah. The miracle here is not the prophet, but the holy book, the Quran.