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>Who are the chief FOIA officers of each branch
The chief FOIA officers for each branch of the US government are:
Department of Defense (DoD): The Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Privacy, Civil Liberties, and Transparency (ATSD(PCLT)) is the Chief FOIA Officer.
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC): Carol Miaskoff, Associate Legal Counsel, is the Chief FOIA Officer.
Office of Inspector General (OIG): Maura Malone, Counsel to the Inspector General, is the Chief FOIA Officer.
Department of Justice (DOJ): Bobby Talebian, Director of the Office of Information Policy (OIP), is a co-chair of the Chief FOIA Officers Council (CFO Council).
National Archives and Records Administration (NARA): Alina M. Semo, Director of the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS), is a co-chair of the CFO Council.
>Do FOIA exemptions include an attempted COUP?
not found
https://www.doioig.gov/complaints-requests/foia/foia-exemptions-and-exclusions
no
>What is the Q source theory?
The "Q source theory" in biblical scholarship proposes that a hypothetical document, called "Q" (short for the German word "Quelle" meaning "source"), existed which contained primarily sayings of Jesus that were used by the authors of the Gospels of Matthew and Luke, but not Mark, explaining why these two gospels share significant material not found in Mark; essentially, it suggests a common source for these shared sayings beyond the Gospel of Mark
>What does FOIA and AI have to do with national security?
AI-powered systems can sift through this data, identifying patterns, anomalies, and potential threats that human analysts might miss. For example, machine learning algorithms can analyze satellite images to detect changes in military installations or unusual troop movements.
https://www.aclu.org/news/national-security/how-is-one-of-americas-biggest-spy-agencies-using-ai-were-suing-to-find-out
The National Security Agency (NSA) is the self-described leader among U.S. intelligence agencies racing to develop and deploy AI. It’s also the agency that sweeps up vast quantities of our phone calls, text messages, and internet communications as it conducts mass surveillance around the world. In recent years, AI has transformed many of the NSA’s daily operations: the agency uses AI tools to help gather information on foreign governments, augment human language processing, comb through networks for cybersecurity threats, and even monitor its own analysts as they do their jobs.
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In Kant's "Critique of Pure Reason," his framework, known as "Transcendental Idealism," argues that our knowledge of the world is not directly derived from external reality, but is instead shaped by the inherent structures of our minds, meaning we only experience "appearances" of things-in-themselves, which remain ultimately unknowable to us; this is achieved through the interaction of our sensory input (sensibility) with the organizing principles of our understanding, which include concepts like space and time.
Key points of Kant's framework:
The distinction between "appearances" and "things-in-themselves":
Our experience is limited to "appearances" which are how our minds perceive the world, not the world as it truly is ("things-in-themselves") which are beyond our cognitive reach.
A priori forms of intuition: Space and Time:
Kant argues that space and time are not properties of the external world, but are innate structures of our perception, allowing us to experience the world in a structured way.
Transcendental Analytic:
This section of the "Critique" explores the categories of understanding, like causality and substance, which our minds actively apply to sensory data to form concepts and make sense of experience.
Limits of Reason:
Kant argues that metaphysics, which attempts to know things-in-themselves through pure reason alone, is ultimately unsuccessful because our cognitive faculties are limited to the realm of experience.
How it works:
Sensory input: We receive sensory data through our senses, which is raw and unorganized.
Sensibility: Our minds apply the a priori forms of intuition, space and time, to organize sensory data.
Understanding: Concepts from our understanding (like causality, substance) are then applied to the now structured sensory data to create meaningful experiences.
Significance:
Reconciling Rationalism and Empiricism:
Kant attempted to bridge the gap between rationalism (emphasizing reason) and empiricism (emphasizing sensory experience) by arguing that knowledge is a product of both our mind's structure and sensory input.
Foundation for ethics:
By establishing the autonomy of human reason, Kant's framework laid the groundwork for his influential ethical theory based on the Categorical Imperative.
Critique of Pure Reason | Contents, Editions, Significance …
Thus, for example, the proposition that all bodies are extended is not synthetic but analytic, because the notion of extension is …
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Kant's Critique of Metaphysics
Feb 29, 2004 — This position, articulated throughout the Analytic, entails that independently of their application to intuitions, the…
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Immanuel Kant - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
May 20, 2010 — We must be free in order to choose what is right over what is wrong, because otherwise we cannot be held responsible.
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thats not complicated….Perception=Reality
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