Talking to the police - more advice from criminal defense lawyer Ian Runkle

[Camo tung]

My main take away from the transcript of the video was to not talk to police in a self defense scenario, and instead to have a lawyer do all the talking for me.

Was that not the main point of the video?

That's my point. You seem like a fairly smart individual, one that wouldn't need to consider the ramifications of putting your digeridoo into a mousetrap to understand the outcome. All of the examples where you've demonstrated what an AI summary looks like leave me wondering "why". It's "here's a new tool, now we need to find an application". It doesn't appear that it was developed to address a particular or specific "need", but rather an experiment that could be monetized, with value TBD.

As I have noted elsewhere this appears very similar to the EV push; in many areas there is no practical application for EV's. In that sense, how many people are actually going to use it? As far as generative AI goes, I see it as nothing more than a search engine/Ask Jeeves bastardization. Other forms of AI may eventually become useful in daily life but right now it appears there's a lot of hoopla for very little breaking of new ground.

[harbl_the_cat]

That's my point. You seem like a fairly smart individual, one that wouldn't need to consider the ramifications of putting your digeridoo into a mousetrap to understand the outcome. All of the examples where you've demonstrated what an AI summary looks like leave me wondering "why". It's "here's a new tool, now we need to find an application". It doesn't appear that it was developed to address a particular or specific "need", but rather an experiment that could be monetized, with value TBD.

As I have noted elsewhere this appears very similar to the EV push; in many areas there is no practical application for EV's. In that sense, how many people are actually going to use it? As far as generative AI goes, I see it as nothing more than a search engine/Ask Jeeves bastardization. Other forms of AI may eventually become useful in daily life but right now it appears there's a lot of hoopla for very little breaking of new ground.

Let's continue this discussion in this thread:

https://www.gunownersofcanada.ca/sho...t=Intervention

[Aniest]

It's "here's a new tool, now we need to find an application". It doesn't appear that it was developed to address a particular or specific "need", but rather an experiment that could be monetized, with value TBD.

Using ChatGP to summarize this Runkle video is like suddenly inventing a rat trap in Alberta, and then deciding to import rats covered in disease-ridden fleas to a (relatively) rat-free province to justify the trap.

Let's continue this discussion in this thread

No.

[Swampdonkey]

Police are never friends, but sometimes they're enemies of your enemies.