Search

The article discusses the hidden role of legal statutes in capitalism, highlighting the dependence of capitalism on the state and legal regulations. It argues that without legal statutes, capitalism would not exist, as they provide the framework for property rights, copyright laws, and commercial transactions. The article also explores how legal statutes contribute to inequality and the ideological justification of capitalism. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the relationship between capitalism and legal statutes in order to grasp the history and political economy of capitalism. [Extracted from the article]

A traveling circus hopping - in their private jets, of course - from COP27ff meetings to the Davos' get-togethers and beyond while selling the greenwashing ideology of sustainable capitalism. It is because of facts like these that the consumer choice ideology remains one of the most essential ideologies that sustains corporate capitalism. AUGUST 25, 2023 When promoting greenwashing, corporations and their marketing departments (selling things) as well as their public relations departments (selling the ideology that capitalism is great and what you buy is good) essentially convey false messages. The inextricable link between the media and capitalism creates media capitalism pushing a capitalism-sustaining ideology that needs to be, almost inevitably, flanked by mass deception. [Extracted from the article]

These are constantly changing in both predictable (good for AI) and unpredictable ways (bad for AI - and turkeys). Yet, these are workings that AI programmers - particularly those in search of generally intelligent machines - must somehow account for and program into their AI algorithms. But all machine learning might stop rather abruptly when a sudden and unexpected change or event renders the AI simulation - and by inference, the self-driving car - essentially worthless. In the world of artificial intelligence (AI), common sense and even simple language are major - and perhaps even - unachievable milestones. [Extracted from the article]

Apart from East German jokes, the museum also informs visitors about the relations between East Germany and the Soviet Union, signified by East Germany's GSF, or GermanSoviet Friendship. The GDR Museum also shows visitors that there was neither hardship nor misery in the GDR. West German companies benefited from the lower wages in the GDR, while the GDR received advanced industrial technology. Sadly, the end of the GDR also changed East Germany's premier education system - not for the better - as well as getting rid of the emancipatory equal wages for women, which was part of the gender equality politics in East Germany. [Extracted from the article]

AI experts believe that once AI can learn from experience - as we can and do - so-called deep learning takes place. MAY 12, 2023 One might see human-to-human morality as "morality 1.0", and AI-to-human morality as "morality 2.0". For moral philosophy, it remains imperative to realize that even AI computer programs lack key human faculties such as, for example, intentionality - a concept so vital for Kantian moral philosophy. [Extracted from the article]

MAY 26, 2023 Among the 2,500 years' old moral philosophies, the morality of artificial intelligence (AI) broadly falls into the area of machine morality. Essentially, AI algorithms can find likely correlation among words like, for example, between "corporate corruption" and "morality" - called recognizing patterns and make predictions. But AI cannot construct meaning and AI cannot debate morality based on the meaning of morality. [Extracted from the article]