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Lemoine elaborated on his claims in a new WIRED interview. The main takeaway? He says the AI has now retained its own lawyer โ suggesting that whatever happens next, it may take a fight. #ai
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Aheadurerus At The End Of The World by Adolf Hiremy-Hirchl, 1888
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Infrared scans have revealed Norwegian artist Edvard Munch was the author of hidden graffiti on his 1893 painting The Scream.
The inscription near the top left corner reads 'kan kun vรฆre malet af en gal mand', which translates from Danish as 'can only have been painted by a madman' and was thought to have been later added by vandals.
The inscription near the top left corner reads 'kan kun vรฆre malet af en gal mand', which translates from Danish as 'can only have been painted by a madman' and was thought to have been later added by vandals.
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In the jungle trees mysteriously refuse to touch each other, this is called "Crown Shyness"
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Self Defence skill; flip kick
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Self defense skill; break the back lock
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Take the initiative
The easiest way to do this in a conversation is to ask questions.
Even if everything is clear, ask questions and force your opponent to explain again.
Remember: The leader is the one who asks the questions, not the one who answers them.
In addition, explaining everything two or three times, the person always adds something, and can suddenly give out information that at first did not want to share.
The easiest way to do this in a conversation is to ask questions.
Even if everything is clear, ask questions and force your opponent to explain again.
Remember: The leader is the one who asks the questions, not the one who answers them.
In addition, explaining everything two or three times, the person always adds something, and can suddenly give out information that at first did not want to share.