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Just what the AI/ML crowd needs in the midst of burgeoning fear of AI: a new technology with "Adversarial Machines" right there in the name.

... and Wikipedia and NPR are excellent if imperfect versions of that model.

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If golf were responsible for as much tragedy as religion, congregations of anti-golfers would make a lot of sense.

The article does not say that. It says that every person was sent two packages.

Non sequitur means "it does not follow."

Time isn't the only corporate asset he could have utilized to create his competing code. He might have utilized corporate-funded computers, LAN hardware, Internet access/bandwidth, etc. When I worked for a major Internet corporation I signed a contract specifically stating that anything I created using any corporate resources belonged to the company. Thus, when I worked on open source stuff, I did it from home using my own computer on my own time. Did the author sign such a contract, or violate such a contract by using company assets other than business hours? We just don't know.