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#war
Breitbart: Freed Israeli Hostage Confirms Hamas Held Captives in Gaza Hospitals
An Israeli woman, Doron Katz Asher, who was held captive by Hamas, confirms that she and other hostages were held against their will at a Gaza hospital. She describes the harrowing experiences she faced during her captivity and reveals that Hamas used the hospital to hide hostages and conduct psychological warfare. The Israeli military and U.S. intelligence have accused Hamas of using civilian institutions, including hospitals, for terrorist infrastructure and holding hostages.
Times Of Israel: What Matters Now to Haviv Rettig Gur: How the court just redefined its own powers
This week, the Supreme Court decision on judicial overhaul legislation in Israel sparks debate and raises questions about the country's democracy. What Matters Now explores the implications and societal impact of the ruling.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Iran Air Says Saudi Arabia Not Allowing Pilgrimage Flights, Stalling China-Led Peace Deal
Iran Air cancels promised flights to Saudi Arabia for the Umrah pilgrimage due to permit issues. The flights were part of a recent effort to normalize diplomatic ties between the two countries.
#economy
The Telegraph: House prices rebound as mortgage rates plummet - latest updates
House prices increased by 1.1% in December, marking the third consecutive monthly gain. The rise is attributed to lower mortgage rates and a shortage of properties on the market. However, Halifax predicts a decline of 2-4% in prices this year.
#culture
Breitbart: Nolte: Here’s What’s Wrong with Today’s Movies
Summary: The narrator expresses their indifference towards current movie lists, noting that the quality of movies has declined and they no longer provide the same depth. They contrast this with movies from the past, like Road House, Rambo, and Red Dawn, which they believe offer more meaningful and thought-provoking experiences. They criticize modern movies for being simplistic and politically driven, lacking the depth and complexity that made older movies memorable. The narrator mentions a film from the past, A Special Day, as an example of a movie that still resonates with them due to its compelling characters and unanswered questions. They assert that they are not rejecting modern films because of any prejudice, but rather because of their lack of substance. Additionally, the narrator promotes their own book and offers a free autographed bookplate.
#health
Breitbart: Don't Call Doctor ChatGPT: AI Fails Pediatric Diagnosis Test Miserably with 17% Accuracy Rating
OpenAI's AI chatbot, ChatGPT-4, had a poor performance in diagnosing pediatric medical conditions, with an accuracy rate of just 17%. It struggled to recognize relationships between conditions and lacked the complexity needed for accurate diagnoses. The study highlights the importance of clinical experience, indicating that human pediatricians are still crucial in diagnostics.
#technology
Fox News: Economist warns new tech could make wide range of high-skilled jobs 'obsolete'
Economist warns that AI development could make STEM careers obsolete, causing disruption to labor markets. While AI can benefit workers by processing data and solving problems quickly, experts caution against overreliance and losing sight of human judgment. The impact of AI on jobs remains uncertain, but some argue that STEM fields are essential for AI advancement.
#other
Fox News: Hollywood execs warn AI steals jobs but can’t do job of true artists: ‘I want to work with human beings’
Hollywood executives express concern about the future of artificial intelligence (AI) in entertainment, with worries about job displacement and the potential impact on the creative process. While some embrace AI, others, like actor Jack Black, remain optimistic about its potential benefits. The 2023 writers' and actors' strikes emphasized the importance of protecting content creators and their work. The industry faces the potential for future disruptions, as the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) considers a possible strike.