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It doesn't have to be to muddy the water though.

It muddies the line between fake and real news. When the POTUS uses AI to generate his messages, what is to stop the average person using a senior politician's likeliness to generate their own message? We saw what happened when Trump used his own voice to call his supporters to march on the Capitol Building. What's to stop a similarly generated AI message from Trump telling people to start violence? It's a slippery slope.

I think there's a big difference between people using ChatGPT to draft emails and POTUS using it to generate his own announcements

Going forward I would be very surprised if this isn't the go-to starting 11.

It seems as though Trump's announcement of Charlie Kirk's death was AI generated, which is frightening for so many reasons.

Would be very sorry to see you leave @Bilo

Chicken and egg type scenario though isn't it? IMO the likes of Monga, Evans, Page, Aluko etc are here because the likes of Chilwell, Barnes, KDH have shown that there's a path to the first team here and the facilities at Seagrave are here to help that.

I'm the same but so many lives would be saved if high powered guns are taken out of civilian hands. I can't personally imagine a life where I'd feel safer with a gun strapped to my waist but if Americans only have access to pistols then I think it stops 90% of America's gun problems.

I personally think the way forward for America is to clamp down hard on high powered assault rifles and machine guns. I really don't see any need for any civilian to own or use one.

Maybe quite a few. But then again, i'd imagine that quite a lot of people didn't write him messages like "...in one of his glorious homes he likes to share with his friends (yum yum)" or repeadedly call him his "best pal" all while trying to claim that he didn't ever see any illegal or suspicious activity of a paedophile and sex trafficker. I think there will be people that are falsely accused because of a loose connection with Epstein but it appears to me that Mandelson was right in the thick of it.

Loving Marti's attitude towards the academy. Obviously it's early doors and I wouldn't want to get ahead of myself but this is a manager we should employ for the long term regardless of results (to a degree). Rebuilding that trust between academy and first team is massively important. I think we might already be there but we need to capitalise on Seagrave and ensure we're the number one place to be for young footballers in the midlands.

I saw that video. I'd imagine that the person that made it was sure to cut the opinions of those who condemned it but still. It's scary just how many young people think that it's acceptable. The same for the amount of people that were devastated that Trump survived the attempt on his life. Social media is awash with people that don't think.

What I would say is that he generally debated naturally divisive topics (I assume because those farmed the most social media interactions). The problem with that is that if you plant your feet on one side of debates like the war in Gaza, abortion, gun control etc you're always going to abhor the other side of that debate. But a society is strong when people war with their words. When two sides debate and listen to each other, that is surely for the betterment of mankind? (That's a rhetorical question, not aimed at you Stan) It's why debate must never be silenced and people like Kirk being shot down for voicing their opinion is extremely dangerous for everyone's freedom. That said, I would point out that not all of Kirk's rallies/debates were there for good structured debates and they generally boiled down to him tying an unexperienced college student into knots by shifting the focus of their argument and claiming it as "owning the libs".

Some of the stuff I have read on twitter this morning and last night is insane. Thousands laughing at the situation, thousands calling for a "war against the libs", thousands sharing graphic videos of the situation etc...

Have now seen the video and it's worse than I imagined.

I've seen a video from quite far away and with the way his head snaps back it looks like he was shot in the head. It's been reported as him being shot in the neck and being in critical condition but it looks absolutely awful. Surely he's not survived it? We think we've got problems over here but at least we don't have deranged lunatics walking around with rifles. How can any American feel safe or free? Truly horrible situation they have over there.

I'm interested to see how big of a gap the enhanced games can get ahead of clean sport. Always wondered how fast a man can really run or swim.

I think a lot of times kicking your leg out won't result in a penalty with VAR. But IMO if a defender lunges for the ball and doesn't get it a striker is well within his rights to fall over their leg.

Same with a lot of extremely talented youth players. Very tight control and fast feet means you get fouled a lot.

That wasn't the best Arsenal side you'll see but we wiped the floor with them that night and it wasn't a case of them turning up and not trying or losing their heads etc. We were just far too good for them on the night. A really great night at the KP that one was. The atmosphere was electric and we were so good. Just had a look at where we were in the league after that. It put us 2nd with 26 points from 12 games and a +24 goal difference. More points that we managed in all of last season. I think that the 2019 Leicester side was easily the best team I've seen us have. It really should have gone on to do so much more than it did. Youth, talent and exuberance in Maddison, Ndidi, Tielemans, Chilwell, Soyuncu, Ricardo and Barnes led by the experience of Evans, Schmeichel and one of the best strikers in the world at the time.

Surprised Forest didn't rush to rehire him. Given how much of a terrible mistake we'd apparently made by sacking him you'd have thought they'd have been eager to snap him up.

Maybe yeah. I just think that James might be the one that is the most match fit. It doesn't look like Carranza has even been on Feyernoord's bench this season.

I think Carranza is the least likely to start. I would say James is most likely, followed by Ramsey and then Carranza.

"In Postecoglou, Marinakis believes he has a manager in his own image". Ange is a big lad but steady on.

He was fine as a number 2. Played early rounds of the cups and generally did well for us. The problem was when we sold our number 1 (Kasper) we didn't replace him and expected Ward to be the number 1. He couldn't deal with the pressure of that and crumbled. The first choice keeper should be made to feel comfortable in his position.