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Israel unleashes its Gaza-tested AI killing machine on Iran
After Israel’s unprecedented use ofartificial intelligenceto select bombing targets inGaza, experts are now sounding the alarm regarding what one analyst on Thursday called a lack of human supervision over Israeli AI targeting in Iran. “Similarities between Israel’s bombing ofGazaandTehranare growing stronger,” Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft executive vice president Trita ParsisaidThursday on X. “In both…
Recognizing Palestine doesn’t make it real
There has been a recent rush of countries to formally recognize the state of Palestine. Affirming Palestinian sovereignty marks a historic diplomatic milestone, yet the exact layout of its territory, a central requirement under international law, remains fiercely contested from every hilltop in the West Bank to the ruins of Gaza. To grasp what this…
Chinese mum goes viral for kissing son’s gravestone, teaching him about afterlife
A video of a Chinese mother kissing the gravestone of her son, who died from a rare genetic disorder at the age of three, has captured hearts online. The 34-year-old woman from Henan province, central China, using the handle @jubaomama, lost her son, Jubao, to a type of ARX gene mutation, a rare condition that…
Trump lashes out at US Supreme Court, rolls out new 10% global tariffs
In a consequential decision with billions of dollars on the line, the US Supreme Court on Friday upheld a lower-court ruling striking down President Donald Trump’s tariffs, coming just as the White House confirmed his visit to Beijing from March 31 to April 2. By invalidating tariffs imposed under emergency presidential powers, the decision removes…
One-party rule contradicts constitution, anti-China activist tells trial
A former Hong Kong opposition politician has argued that China’s one-party rule system is incompatible with the country’s constitution and fails to safeguard people’s fundamental rights, as he defended his calls to end “dictatorship” in a high-profile subversion trial. Ex-lawmaker Lee Cheuk-yan, a former chairman of the now-disbanded Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic…
