Human operators are always able to blame the machine for errors when collateral damage occurs.
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- Human operators are always able to blame the machine for errors when collateral damage occurs.
In any event, the human operator is always able to blame the machine for “errors” when human collateral damage is involved.
Sources
- Venice Film Festival: <em>Naza</em> exposes the savage machinery of war deployed by Israel against defenceless Palestinian civilians cited evidence
Who and what it involves
Origin: extracted from Venice Film Festival: <em>Naza</em> exposes the savage machinery of war deployed by Israel against defenceless Palestinian civilians · 2026-09-15 23:45