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America First News
13 Jun 2023
#politics
Fox News: Did Joe Biden sell out America? 4 things to know about Democrats' claims
The House Oversight Committee is investigating the Biden family's business deals to ascertain if they threaten national security and if President Biden is compromised. Financial records have been traced from China and Romania to the Biden family and their associates, leading to questions about what they sell, and President Biden's involvement. An FD-1023 document recorded a confidential human source’s conversation with a foreign national who claimed to have bribed Biden, and Republican lawmakers have demanded that the FBI confirm the allegations.
The FBI has finally produced the record documenting the bribe allegations, allowing all members of the House Oversight Committee to review them. The confidential human source is credible and trusted, and the allegations closely match the financial records. Democrats are spreading falsehoods about the allegations being based on secondhand hearsay and being closed, but FBI officials and former AG Barr have refuted them. Republicans seek to ensure accountability for the American people, as they have lost trust in the FBI's impartial enforcement of the law.
#military
Fox News: House demands AI update from Pentagon as threats from China, other adversaries pile up
House Armed Services Committee demands Pentagon updates on AI use for national defense against China's growing threats in disputed waters. Committee is concerned about the vastness of the maritime environment and asks for a briefing on the current use of "AI-driven MDA systems" and how AI can help the Navy quickly assess maritime traffic. Other demands include using AI to detect cyber and electronic warfare tactics, creating an "AI education strategy" for service members, and building up AI capacity.
#crime
Fox News: Portland serial killer fears: Dozens of missing women, girls raise ‘red flag,’ cold-case expert says
A veteran cold-case investigator believes the public should be concerned about Portland's significant amount of missing-persons cases, with roughly half of the 140 people missing from Multnomah County being women and girls so far this year. Although Portland police downplayed concerns of a serial killer, bodies of six women were found in and around the city in a five-month span. According to investigations, some disappearances may be linked to Portland's liberal policies on homelessness and open-air drug markets, which Giacalone says only breed further behavioural problems. He believes more bodies will be found likely due to overdoses, possibly concealed after the fact by panicked fellow users who don't want to attract scrutiny.
#technology
Fox News: App CEO offers ‘core question’ about AI: What principles are we giving it to keep it safe for humanity?
Hallow app CEO and co-creator Alex Jones believes artificial intelligence (AI) can be used for both good and evil. Jones admits AI can be used for "tremendous, tremendous evil," citing the internet's massive proliferation of pornography as just one example. He also stated that AI can be used for good, including advances in medical care and by helping people find hope and sense in their lives, as demonstrated by Hallow's operation. The possibilities for AI in the future are endless, but Jones thinks it will always be necessary for humans to review and factcheck AI-produced work.
Jones sees AI as a tool to help workers and make the team more efficient, as it makes "a lot of errors." For written content or art, Hallow's team use AI to come up with different ideas, not to create the actual end product. Jones referenced Pope John Paul's letter from May 1990, stating that the core question is, "What are the fundamental principles that you would give an AI to make sure that it stays safe?" Jones believes scripture and Christianity have already answered this. The ultimate fear with AI is that as soon as it can improve itself significantly, "you then have something that is considerably more intelligent than human beings."
Forbes: What New AI Twin Product Doppl Means For The Future Of Personal Branding And Our Online Presence
Doppl combines AI and blockchain to create hyper-personalized and interactive representations of individuals, including audio, text, photo, and video. The tool allows for AI-powered data capture both passively and proactively, and all information is encrypted and secured via blockchain. Doppl's initial focus is on text and voice, but the team is also working on replicating how a particular person thinks and emotes. The company has announced its first partnership with Royaltiz, a platform that allows individuals to invest in their favorite sporting talents, and aims to create "a natural evolution of our online presence."
#other
The Epoch Times: Kellogg's Faces 'Go Woke, Go Broke' Boycott Calls as Dylan Mulvaney Links Arms With Tony the Tiger
Conservative boycott calls hit Kellogg's after transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney posed with Tony the Tiger at a ceremony. Mulvaney is a male who identifies as female, and his association with Kellogg's received considerable attention, prompting critical reactions online. Kellogg's previous campaign with the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), in which the company partnered with them on a campaign ahead of “Pride Month” that involved the release of a limited edition LGBT-themed cereal dubbed “Together With Pride,” was also met with a sharply critical response by those on the right. Many have aligned the current event with Bud Light and Target's financial losses due to their marketing partnership with Mulvaney and alignment with left-leaning causes. #(not provided)