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America First News
29 May 2023
#politics
Fox News: Mexico accused of financing Cuban regime by sponsoring 'slave' medical missions
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has faced criticism for importing doctors from Cuba and paying the communist regime for their services. Experts have cited concerns over this move potentially violating labor standards and human rights, as well as being used for intelligence and military missions. Critics have accused Lopez Obrador of strengthening strategic alliances with authoritarian actors in Latin America and the Caribbean, as well as with China, Russia, and Iran.
According to an investigation by Prisoners Defenders, some of the self-proclaimed "Cuban doctors" are members of the Cuban military and intelligence service and do not have any medical specialty. The regime in Havana has forced doctors and nurses to work overseas for pennies on the dollar, using this as propaganda to promote their healthcare system. The Cuban doctors have been called modern-day slaves, and there are concerns over the alleged complicity of certain governments to support this, as is the case with Lopez Obrador's government in Mexico.
#society
Red State: WATCH: Climate Protesters Crash Swedish Dance Event, Camera Boom Operator Gets the Last Laugh
Climate protesters interrupt a dance performance in Sweden, throwing green powder and holding up a sign, but the camera boom eventually levels the sign-holder and security guards tackle the other protester. Lack of punishment for desecrating works of art has incentivized a rise in the kind of vandalism seen in the video.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Frontline report: Ukrainians make tactical gains in two directions near Bakhmut
Ukraine continues to attack Klishchiivka from two sides with artillery, drones, and infantry, destroying Russian vehicles and establishing control over positions on the other side of the canal. Russian forces lack organization, fire support, coordination, and training needed to defend Bakhmut's flanks, making it difficult to withstand Ukrainian assaults. Ukrainian fighters are on the doorstep of the main Russian fortification, waiting for other units to attack Klishchiivka from the north and south. Tags: ,,
#military
Fox News: Honor the fallen this Memorial Day, but remember to check on vets and active duty troops still with us
Check A Vet is a grassroots start-up model to end veteran suicide. The organization establishes local peer-to-peer support groups for veterans with the involvement of their families, friends, and neighbors to shift the burden of suicide prevention from individual vets to entire communities. The key component to preventing veteran suicide is recognizing suicide risk factors and having fellowship.
Fox News: Georgia Medal of Honor recipient's family believed he would never be found; now his remains are home
Army Pfc. Luther Herschel Story, a Medal of Honor recipient who disappeared in Korea in 1950, has been identified through DNA tests and returned to his hometown of Americus, Georgia. He remained behind to cover his team’s withdrawal and was never seen again. His family, who assumed he would never be found, was notified of the match in April. Army Cpl. Story was buried at Andersonville National Cemetery on Memorial Day.
#culture
Forbes: Want To Try Japanese Sake But Have No Clue? Here Is A Handy Tool
Tippsy Sake, an online sake shop, has introduced an interactive quiz to help customers find the right sake for them. The quiz asks several multiple-choice questions about the customer's flavour preferences and pairing options, among other things. Based on the customer's answers, the quiz recommends one of the more than 400 labels from which they can choose. There is no attempt made to drive customers towards more expensive bottles. The founder and CEO of Tippsy Sake, Genki Ito, hopes to create the largest community of sake fans by providing relevant educational and entertaining content in various formats.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Singer Flamed for Her Twist on the National Anthem at Indianapolis 500: 'Disrespectful'
Singer Jewel sang a stripped-down version of “The Star-Spangled Banner” at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the Indy 500, causing a mixed reaction. Some on social media found it disrespectful, while others thought it suited her style. Jewel has previously sung the national anthem at other major sporting events. Regardless, Josef Newgarden won the Indy 500.
#science
Fox News: Miss Oregon USA Manju Bangalore is headed to space: A 'dream come true'
Manju Bangalore, the current Miss Oregon USA, will be the first Miss USA State queen to experience zero gravity flight. The flight is part of ZERO-G's influencer program and will take place on Aug. 19 in Oakland, California. Bangalore will experience weightlessness for about 8 minutes during the flight, allowing her to fulfill her lifelong dream of becoming an astronaut and do research in microgravity or zero gravity. She hopes to inspire young girls to follow all of their passions and not box themselves in.
#technology
Foreign Policy: Artificial Intelligence Will Entrench Global Inequality
The race for artificial intelligence (AI) is on and major players, including Google and Microsoft, are pushing boundaries with new AI tools. However, experts have expressed deep anxiety over the risks of giving decision-making powers to super-intelligent machines, causing a growing sense of dread. An unregulated AI market also puts those in the informal sector at an even greater disadvantage. Without mitigation and safeguards, AI may deliver greater uncertainty and collateral damages to those who need next-generation technology the most.
#other
Forbes: Lawyers Getting Tripped Up By Generative AI Such As ChatGPT But Who Really Is To Blame, Asks AI Ethics And AI Law
Two lawyers faced legal repercussions for using generative AI app ChatGPT to conduct legal research. They cited legal cases that they claimed supported their position in court, but which the opposing side could not find on any bona fide database of court proceedings. The lawyers turned back to the generative AI app for evidence, which further reinforced their claims. However, it later emerged that the cited legal cases did not exist. This incident highlights the importance of being mindful when using generative AI, as lawyers and others should double and triple-check whatever the AI app indicates.