If the wage slave has no work, they will be fired.

What's with the censored areas?

It's just a logical argument such as if everyone decided not to have kids, humans would go extinct pretty quickly. Not that I really care. I'm happy to be alive so I'm glad my parents weren't against having kids.

I think it's always seemed like the world was going to hell. It's all relative.
I don't care if you have kids. I don't really care if humans go extinct. I'm happy to be alive so I'm glad my parents wanted to have kids,

Seems rather revisionist and heresy. Who knows. Egypt kicked out the UN peacekeepers, so that was a big red flag and the naval blockade was technically an act of war. I don't really know enough about it to argue. I just think that just because it's clear that Isreal is committing genocide now doesn't mean we should assume that they were attacking Egypt as some sort of expansion. It clearly worked very well as a defense move.

Before my time. But wasn't there a naval blockade?

Well it's because of the notion that the very reason of being alive is to propagate more life. That's the fundamental nature of life because without that there would be no life. So if you think that life is worth while, it would be logical that you contribute. Otherwise it would be somewhat selfish. And such a mentality of not wanting to sacrifice one's freedom in order to be a parent and take on that responsibility comes across as immature.
I don't think you should have kids if you don't want to. I'm just explaining why some people find it bad and upsetting that you don't.

So much potential. Face lookup of contacts so I get reminded of people's names. Lyrics to any detected song so I can sing along. Virtual post-it note reminders in 3D space. Alerts or navigation while walking. Virtual monitors put on any surface.
But humans are too hung up on sex, so it's not going to happen.

True. But if the largest economy in the world wasn't actively trying to sabotage green solutions and promote oil use and environmental destruction as a result of billionaires' influence, it would be a big plus.

With the 'glow like an expectant widow'

Object select in most modern image editors uses AI now.

The not right part is the still being at war. It seems to be N Korea that wants that.

She wonders why she isn't getting the familiarity she wants from her doctor, and feels that the dr didn't review the notes well enough. Well that's probably because the doctor sees dozens of patients a week and doesn't have time / isn't paid to do notes. Medical errors aren't new, they're very common. Picking a few cases of AI errors is meaningless - stats on error levels with and without AI would be more useful.

What about an AI generator on a local machine? What about AI generative fill in / erase? What about AI image extension? AI lighting improvement, artifact removal, etc etc?

No, the U.S. is a bit hard to read right now, but in general, they have been pushing for disarmament. Both s and n Korea still claim the whole peninsula, so that doesn't help. And one can easily see why n Korea wants to keep nukes, and that the western world doesn't want them to have them and has imposed sanctions related to that. China doesn't want a US aligned unified Korea on its doorstep, so while they push n Korea to not act too crazy, they don't want them to reunite. S Korea has made overtures for peace and economic collaboration repeatedly. But It's really n Korea that refuses to talk.

N and S Korea are still at war. If one is allied with S Korea, it makes quite a bit of sense to have sanctions against N Korea, no?

It's so funny that you are the exact cliche and unsubstantiated claim generator that you project on me. Ah well, you enjoy your closed bubble, I'm not bothered enough to help you any more. I'll let you have the last word now.

Enough people failed to vote for Bernie in the primaries. That's how it works.

Seems to me like it's demonstrating the projection of a complex three dimensional shape which produces a simple pattern on a two dimensional plane.

Both things can be true.
One step at a time.