If I was an obsessive wokey parent, I’d be very worried about the inevitable blowback. Know what I mean? You’ll no doubt recall your own years of teenage rebellion, when hormones pulsed through your body. It’s human nature to do the very opposite of what your parents demand, especially when …
Read More »‘Every step we take’ could be monitored and analysed if facial recognition tech isn’t reined in, UK data watchdog warns
UK Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham noted in a blog post published on Friday that facial recognition technology can be harnessed to make our lives more efficient and secure, but said there was a clear danger that it could be misused. Live facial recognition (LFR) technology capable of scanning people’s faces …
Read More »Despite warnings there could only be one winner on the world stage, Putin’s Swiss summit with Biden handed both leaders a victory
The Russian president gave little away while speaking to journalists after the head-to-head came to an end, praising Biden as a “statesman” and saying the talks were constructive. The US leader, however, sent more mixed messages, announcing that there is now a “genuine prospect to significantly improve relations” with Moscow, …
Read More »Elon Musk’s girlfriend Grimes argues that embracing AI could lead to communist utopia
The popular musical artist, whose real name is Claire Boucher, made the provocative remarks in a TikTok video in which she said that communists should be more open to computer-powered automation and decision-making. According to Grimes, “correctly” implementing AI into all aspects of life would be the “fastest path to …
Read More »Inhaled nanobodies could be new secret weapon against severe Covid cases, animal trials suggest
The promising new findings came courtesy of researchers from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, marking the first time nanobodies have been tested for inhalation treatment of the coronavirus disease. Nanobodies are similar to monoclonal antibodies, widely used in certain cancer treatments, but are smaller in size and boast …
Read More »Tokyo Games could create ‘Olympic’ Covid strain, Japanese Doctors Union warns
Speaking to reporters on Thursday, Dr. Ueyama highlighted how proceeding with the Olympic games would unite in Tokyo “all of the different mutant strains of the virus which exist in different places.” With the Japanese nation already struggling to battle the virus, officials “cannot deny the possibility of even a …
Read More »‘I could hear their screams’: Inside Gaza’s Al-Wehda Street massacre
At roughly 1:30am on May 16, Israeli forces bombarded one of the best-kept neighbourhoods in Gaza without warning, killing at least 30 people and forever shattering the lives of its residents. The primary street hit that night, Al-Wehda Street, lies at the heart of the Al-Rimal area in Gaza City …
Read More »British soldiers who refuse Covid jab will be ‘educated’ & could face disciplinary action – media
Orders reportedly issued to the Royal Artillery and Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers state that soldiers who refuse to have the coronavirus vaccine will be “educated” by their commanders. “If they still refuse they may be deemed as unfit to soldier and dealt with accordingly as the CV-19 jab may …
Read More »Supreme Court takes on major Mississippi abortion case that could roll back Roe v. Wade
The Supreme Court agreed on Monday to hear Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization this fall. The case, brought by Mississippi officials, asks the court to consider whether the state’s ban on most abortions after 15 weeks is constitutional. At present, states may not ban abortions that take place before …
Read More »UK Health Secretary says Indian variant of Covid-19 could ‘spread like wildfire among the unvaccinated’
In a Sunday interview with Sky News, Hancock said the Indian variant is “becoming the dominant strain in some parts of the country,” such as Bolton and Blackburn, but early data gives the government “a degree of confidence that the vaccines work against” it. “We’re in a race between the …
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