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30 Nov 2023
#war
Times Of Israel: Freed Thai hostage says Israelis held with him were abused, beaten
Thai worker released by Hamas testifies Israelis were treated harshly, beaten with cables. Thai hostages lost significant weight during their 50-plus-day captivity. 23 Thais released, 9 remain. Israel aims to bring back all hostages.
The Telegraph: One dead and several injured in Jerusalem shooting attack
A woman killed, 8 injured in shooting at Jerusalem bus stop. Terrorists neutralized by security forces. US ambassador condemns attack.
The Telegraph: Israel-Hamas war live: Ceasefire extended to release more hostages
Israel and Hamas extend ceasefire by one more day as mediators work on releasing hostages in Gaza. Truce to continue as negotiations progress.
#economy
The Telegraph: UK unemployment lowest since 1970s, suggests ONS 'experimental' data - latest updates
UK unemployment rate falls to 3.5%, indicating a more resilient job market than previously believed, according to experimental data from the Office for National Statistics. The figures suggest interest rates may need to remain higher to manage potential inflation.
#health
Fox News: How artificial intelligence is changing health care in treating stroke victims
Neurosurgeon uses artificial intelligence (AI) to improve stroke treatment, saving more lives. AI helps detect and classify strokes, guiding physicians in selecting the best course of action. However, there are limitations to AI and ethical concerns about patient data security.
#technology
Fox News: Biden admin's pact with nations not a 'serious' step to counter dangers of new tech: experts
The US and UK, along with other countries, have signed a non-binding agreement on AI safety, but experts have expressed skepticism about its effectiveness. The agreement acknowledges the need to protect the public from AI abuses but lacks specific procedures and regulations. Critics argue that it is a "feel-good measure" without enforceable rules or industry guidelines. Some experts believe that more concrete legislation on AI is necessary to address the potential risks.