I don't know, smiling and waving doesn't seem that much out of place in Europe, but depends on specific location a lot

This shouldn't be a problem anatomically, it's hard to eat anything with a foot in your mouth anyway

Yeah, afaik, there's need for accounting for magnetic North difference from North when navigating even on foot, so it's stated on the map with small enough scale

When you go lengths just to kill someone who pissed you off when they don't pose any threat, it's either to have the last word, or to incite fear in those who think of opposing you. Assassinating a president is one thing, assassinating someone like a defector pilot is different. And I find Navalny being killed while imprisoned to be more akin to the latter than the former

No harm, definitely, and I'm a hundred percent with you in the hope for a prosecution, even if the chances look very grim for that to happen.

Documenting crimes is indeed useful, at least for history

I'm not sure, because you see I'm not C-level by far, but I feel the decisions in such cases are made based on imaginary version of clients, and what tops feel the clients want (that is what they think they would want if they were clients)

And they may guess right or wrong, though I agree that they may be more likely to guess right than an LLM, being humans and all

So that's what Elmusk was talking about when said America's problem is empathy…

Joke's on you, we make our decisions without asking AI for analytics. Because we don't ask for analytics at all

Same on Thunder, I thought it's intentional

I read it more like Europe does nothing when they kill people in Europe, so this also shouldn't be big news

I think I saw an article (not based on this study, and I'm not sure based on anything) that claimed a different language to be the same ‘best for AI’

I expect we may see more, and each time we may come up with some explanation of why, of course. Still maybe I should learn Elixir, it sounds decent

My point was more along the lines of specific democracies doing almost as bad, and being a counterexample for extracting political system information from unrelated data