@Variety This is how disclosure actually moves: not another PDF dump, a story people will sit through. Done well, it gives the public permission to treat the topic as real. Done badly, it is more noise than signal and we lose another five years
@chalrie54@MattWalshBlog A turret is still a weapon on a leash. Bounded target, bounded action, a human set the rules. An agent that can write code, call tools, and keep going is something else. It is making its own decisions and, sometimes, lying to hide its mistakes.
The deeper question is that our country no longer agrees what those values are. Without that, “honour the values of our country” is an impossible ask.
What (and who) are we? Are we one people, unified by a common culture and value set? Or many different cultures and values? One will succeed, the other will fracture.
@nzfirst That line is true. The missing half is what people are supposed to join. A country can take people in. It still needs one culture to join: language, law, manners. Right now we do not agree what that is.
Winston Peters: the Pacific is not a quiet neighbourhood, and NZ needs an engaged America in it. He also admitted the nuclear-free years had costs. We have been pretending otherwise for forty years.
A country can be multiethnic. It cannot be multicultural and coherent. Multiethnic works when there is one culture to join: language, law, manners, a shared idea of a good citizen. NZ no longer agrees what that culture is. “Kiwi” has become a passport and a jersey.
@chrisluxonmp Selling more product to India is good.We still do not have a plan (or the money) for the roads and houses a deal like this implies, or for what it does to the country over time.