I don't think they want people to discuss anything like the Panama Papers again, ever

It's what they would've wanted.

Will lawful use be determined in secret courts a la NSA and FISA?

Doubtful it will even get that far, the DoJ will simply draft an appropriate fig leaf memo with a predetermined conclusion and the government will simply plow on ahead.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torture_Memos

They simply say they have that memo. Who knows whether they even drafted it for real? And if anyone starts looking, Gemini can quickly draft one itself. Nice!

Don't be silly.

"When the president does it, that means that it is not illegal." - Richard Nixon

Humans are flawed and need punishment to correct their behaviour. Waymos are autonomous and can have their behaviour corrected with a software update. These are not the same.

It can't be so uneven. The other drivers will react irrationally if only a few cars obey those rules. Try doing your own drop offs in the car lane, when there's a bike late there, with traffic behind you. They'll often react dangerously.

Dang maybe they shouldn’t be allowed to drive then

Post scarcity or death. We're about to face off with the great filter in the next few decades. Buckle up!

Calling it the "bend you over a barrel" or "fuck you, what's it worth to you?" pricing schemes probably wasn't allowed.

It is a tone shift tho, the new leader of the NDP in Canada is using the term now.

Streetview and a visual model seems excessive when there's plenty of databrokers straight up selling your mortgage info and shopping habits (from CC purchases)

UAE seems to think it's a good investment

Recently:

https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/article/exclusive-canadian-tee...

>Jade’s Instagram account suggests she thought she had been hired for a legitimate job as an “international package shipper,” with a salary of $5,000 per trip.

Her recruiter texted her: “We pay your flights, accommodation, food.”