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please tell me there is some entirely physical requirement to launch nukes
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A hose that needs to be screwed in, a crank that needs to be turned, something requiring actual physical input at launch sites completely outside of any electronic system whatsoever. I'm not concerned about the "AI will literally kill us all" thing, but it does cause me some anxiety about a few things. This goes not just for AI, but for cyberattacks as well. As anyone with a basic understanding of cybersecurity should know. "it's disconnected from the internet" or &qu
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