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Impartial majesty holding somebody to account. the prosecutor, alvin bragg, is an elected district attorney who ran a campaign for that office, boasting that he had helped sued donald trump over 100 times. even so, once elected and after looking over the evidence, he is reported to have put the case on the back burner, which triggered a storm of criticism from his democratic base. he then reversed course and decided to pursue the case on a new basis. if reported accounts are correct, which goes ...

The brake offices were not clobbering at any of the seven house committees. with they have jurisdiction or any authority to call him in to answer these questions? going to be a constitutional issue. it is actually braggs seems to me is jumped into the federal arena. he is interfering in a federal election process. and, his case is built on alleged violation of federal law. he would not be able to survive the statute of limitations and not be able to choose what is a misdemeanor to a felony witho...

And of course the big advantage with algorithms is you can always tweak them and, you know, redesign them. ai is not very good at learning but really good at unlearning whereas humans have huge limitations when it comes to unlearning things, you know. no matter how much unconscious bias training you do it is very hard for you to forget that youre speaking to somebody who looks like a man, like a foreign male, like a middle—aged white man, etc. and the more you think about these things, especia...

Four or five years. maria: whats your -- put your prosecutor hat back on, john, and tell me about this case. i know that theres a statute of limitations that has run up, but what else do you see in terms of the details on this case that the d.a. is bringing? and, by the way, we should point out that nobody has actually seen the indictment. i mean, we havent seen it, the trump camp has not seen it, and yet we read in the press that there are 30 counts of fraud. obviously, theyre leaking that. >> ...

Falsifying business records, but the statute of limitations for that misdemeanor has expired. so brags office will argue that the misdemeanors actually tied to a felony because it violates federal election laws. but that violation is one that both trumps and joe bidens justice departments looked at and decided against prosecution. that is, as many legal experts have pointed out a novel legal theory. i should note that trump denies any wrongdoing. given the circumstances, this case has the feel o...

Services. over the course of a year. um they were recorded but understand. heres the key distinction. dana they were recorded in their entries. they were never filed anywhere. they were never filed with the i r. s. they never took a tax reduction and they would never file with the fcc because they werent required to. this was a personal expenditure, not a campaign expenditure. had it been a campaign expenditure, he would have used campaign funds. and then of course, wed be talking about here tod...

This case. i know that theres a statute of limitations that has run off, but what else do you see in terms of the details on this case that the d.a. is bringingsome and, by the way, we should point out that nobody has actually seen the indictment. i mean, we havent seen it, the trump camp has not seen it, and yet we read in the press that there are 30 counts of fraud. obviously, theyre leaking that. >> well, and thats the point, maria. the only felony of which we can be certain to come out of th...

Legal services. over the course of a year. um they were recorded but understand. heres the key distinction. dana they were recorded in their entries. they were never filed anywhere. they were never filed with the i r. s. they never took a tax reduction and they would never file with the fcc because they werent required to. this was a personal expenditure on campaign expenditure. had it been a campaign expenditure, he would have used campaign funds. and then of course wed be talking about here to...

Judge Peter Ramgren sided with the lawyer for Clyde “Ed” Sniffen, who argued too much time had passed for him to be charged with the alleged 1991 crime.

Specifically programmed. in a nutshell, they use an algorithm which is basically a set of rules to solve problems. in these chat bot use what is called a large language model. that is a set of rules to essentially churning through huge amounts of data to predict and generate words and images. sometimes referred to as a sort of massive predictive text system but using, lets say, every bit of content that is out there on the entire internet. and in that way, it is able to form a long, detailed ans...