This shouldn’t be a right-wing opinion, but it mostly is, and the left and centre should probably mull over why that’s so. Any plausibly reasonable force should not be subject to charges. And any doubt should benefit the person on the defence.

If I were to ask a compelling question of AI, it would be whether replacing all the pickup trucks with motorcycles would help us - if so then let’s get on with it. Thank you for attending my TEDtalk.

"A Google search on Thursday revealed it had indexed nearly 300,000 Grok conversations. It has led one expert to describe AI chatbots as a 'privacy disaster in progress'."

Can’t wait!

Canada‘s justice system is in dire need of reform. If I find somebody wandering around my house in the night, I will be beating them as close to death as I can to make sure that they’re not going to get up and put my family at risk while I wait to see if the cops even show up.

Thank you for calling Air Canada! 📞

The US is a full on banana republic now. Congrats. It’s one thing to be stupid enough that you think most of your citizens should have guns, it’s another thing to actually make them into some kind of pseudo police force. A country represented by bullies & morons, pathetic & weak.

OK, this little guy has it pretty much figured out.

IMHO it’s no more disappointing Pierre Poilievre may remain leader of the CPC at this point than it was that Justin Trudeau was allowed to remain the leader of the Liberal party for a decade. Both are shameful examples of Canadian political disfunction & MP cowardice. /TEDtalk

Chtown Council's made enough bad decisions abt how to develop the waterfront so just say NO to Tim Banks' latest ego project (he's even naming it after himself). Tired of sleazy developers relying on the cowardice of our elected officials: chng.it/dYTTyZhy8p via Change.org Canada

The opportunity to reset Canada’s deeply flawed digital legislation would be a win-win-win. Fix the C-11 and C-18 mistakes by rescinding them, gain in key economic areas in trade with the US, and craft a digital policy that puts competition and consumers before lobby groups.

Almost like (except for domestic poli, the reason fed'l Libs do most of what they do internationally) counter-tariffs were always a bad idea. Was quite something to hear them tell US Trump's tariffs'd only hurt Americans while doing the same thing to Cdns. theglobeandmail.com/politics/artic…

Catch up on tech news with the AmberMac Show: This week we've got Meta AI's "sensual" chats with kids; Grok's topless Taylor Swift; Trump's Intel deal; Sam Altman on the AI bubble; Starlink fighting fiber; & lots more w/ me & Jeff MacArthur - watch here! youtu.be/69KnRskrCuc?si…

#ICYMI In our latest podcast episode: Jeff MacArthur & I discuss which technology is leading to the biggest wealth creation event in modern history, why Meta is in trouble again for its chatbots & kids, Grok's inappropriate deepfakes of Taylor Swift, & lots more.

Our "greatest achievement" is utterly routine in all peer cultures but one? Okey dokey.

Wow, that's actually pretty big news

📢 New podcast alert! I am so thrilled to share that we are back with our 5th season of our award-winning series, This is Mining: The Podcast. In our first episode (online now!), Chelsea Renaud from Mining Matters shares an excellent primer on Canada's critical minerals, and

Is this the level of abject historical illiteracy that is now guiding US foreign and security policy? World War II ended in unconditional surrender. That was the explicit war aim of the Allies from the beginning. The Treaty of Versailles was de facto unconditional surrender

I like it!

#Truth 😂