My new @Townhallcom column demonstrates how the regime media is just as bad as you thought. Only lamer.
"How can you trust regime media reporters to report anything right when they can’t even spell my name correctly? There’s a second H in Schlichter, guys. By the time you read this compendium of crap, expect a stealth edit to have fixed the egregious error. Sure, my name is a little tough for those not fluent in Deutsch, but it’s out there all over the place. After all, according to the Washington Post, I’m an important conservative influencer worthy of an exposé because I decided to continue to serve my country after retiring following 27 years in uniform. Of course, their spelling error isn’t their only error; it’s emblematic of their shoddy work in general. In fact, it’s fair to say the entire ridiculous article is complete baloney. If I had any residual trust for the regime media — and I don’t — this would’ve torpedoed it. It’s a hit piece, but it hits like a girl."
The Washington Post Embarrasses Itself Trying to Embarrass Me https://t.co/o67sQQHzSQ
"'You can't use AI for battlefield management... You can't use AI to defend yourself from a missile attack.'"
The Pentagon's chief technology officer explains why the Department of War dropped Anthropic after uncovering sweeping restrictions on using its AI for defense on the battlefield.
Emil Michael details specific scenarios he brought to the Anthropic team to try and work out the contract's limitations:
"How about a Chinese hypersonic missile going Mach 5 or above? I've got two minutes to take it down from space. There's a guy with a joystick that couldn't do this. And they're like, 'hmm, call me.' I was like, call you when? 'Just give me a call, we'll work it
out at the time.'"
Michael questioned the company's insistence that it had to honor what he called its own 'Claude Constitution.'
"But what about OUR Constitution?"
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Under Secretary Emil Michael (@USWREMichael) explains the @DeptofWar's shift from focusing on exquisite systems to mass attritable systems:
"We've thought about what we need for the modern battlefield. And you need right now both, but I think eventually you're going to see what I call a mixshift. You're going to see the shift of dollars from what we call exquisite systems that were developed during the Cold War to more modern mass attritable autonomous systems driven by AI."
The “ex-Pentagon spox” in question is John Ullyot.
John, who was exiled from the MAGA movement by Donald Trump Jr., is acting like a crazy ex, and quite frankly it’s embarrassing!
He was terrible at his job and now lashes out at the Secretary any chance he gets. He should accept this administration wasn’t that into him and move on with his sad life.
Today SecWar @PeteHegseth authorized a new screening program for testosterone deficiency in service members and authorized testosterone replacement therapy for all who need it.
- Warfighters 30 and older will be tested annually as part of their Periodic Health Assessment.
- Warfighters under 30 can choose to get tested voluntarily.
As America celebrates 250 years of freedom, over 4,000 National Guardsmen from 15 states are supporting the festivities in Washington, D.C. These Guardsmen are providing event security, medical support, patrolling throughout the city, and handing out free water to visitors.
Thank you to our great National Guard!