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America First News
21 Jun 2023
#society
Fox News: We could reunite our fractured nation with this nationwide effort
Americans have lost faith in their country, system, and each other, leading to political disputes and hostility. The solution is national service, which can bring people together and drive the nation forward. This can include teaching children to read, providing healthcare to underserved communities, and supporting mental health clinics. National service will remind Americans of their shared identity and purpose, and renew their faith in democracy.
Flag And Cross: Video: Truck Smashed To Pieces By Oncoming Train
A truck got stuck on railroad tracks and was hit by a train, causing severe damage to both vehicles. No one was injured in the incident. This is the third collision on the level crossing this year, prompting calls for action to prevent future accidents.
#war
Flag And Cross: Israeli Counter-Drone System Gains Interest Amidst Russian Drone Usage In Ukraine
Russia's use of drones in Ukraine, including Iranian-made systems, has increased interest in Israel's counter-drone system, the Drone Dome, in NATO countries and beyond. The system, which provides 360-degree defense against a range of drones and uses AI algorithms to detect, identify, track and neutralize threats, has already been deployed in Dubai and tested by the US Federal Aviation Administration. It relies on signals intelligence to detect threats, and can use radar, and optical and infrared sensors to track them. Once identified, it uses electronic warfare to block a drone's communications, or, if necessary, a laser to destroy it.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Powell To Face Congress Amid Criticism Over Fed's Policy Stance
The Federal Reserve has paused its rate hikes for the first time since March 2022, but plans to raise rates twice more this year. Fed Chair Jerome Powell is set to testify before Congress for the first time since March, with legislators hoping to get answers regarding the Fed's actions and policy decisions. Republicans are expected to address concerns over inflation, while Democrats will focus on labor market prospects and potentially push for tougher regulations.
#military
Fox News: AI tech identifies suicide risk in military veterans before it's too late: 'Flipping the model'
ClearForce, a Virginia-based tech firm, has developed an artificial intelligence (AI) platform aimed at identifying the risk of suicide among US military veterans. The data used to train the model combines decades of evidence and research from government agencies such as the Department of Defense and the Veterans Affairs. The model analyses a series of events, rather than focusing on individual moments, to better understand the risk of suicide factors such as financial difficulties, which can lead to homelessness. ClearForce's AI-driven data is shared with veterans groups, government agencies and states, which can intervene if they detect early indications of suicide concerns.
#health
Fox News: Doctors increasingly using AR smart glasses in operating room: 'Potential to revolutionize surgeries'
AR smart glasses are being utilized by a quarter of U.S. surgeons and an additional 31% are considering using them to reduce complications and fatalities in the operating room. The glasses also provide greater access to information and offer potential cost reductions. Vuzix's smart glasses work in the operating room, providing real-time information, remote assistance, and advanced visualization capabilities that, when paired with artificial intelligence, can recommend the best solutions in real-time during surgery.
#crime
Fox News: Expert warns of growing social media 'sextortion' schemes targeting boys
Former Snapchat employee warns of increased occurrence of "sextortion" on social media, where bad actors threaten to expose a victim's nude photos or sensitive information in exchange for money or more explicit material. Most perpetrators operate from Nigeria, targeting young men. The issue has resulted in multiple suicides and self-harm, particularly among teenagers, and poses a significant risk to minors. Educating the public on these dangers is essential in reducing the number of victims of this form of financial fraud.
The Epoch Times: Montana Firearms Dealer Sticks to His Guns, Reopens Business After IRS Raid
A gun shop in Grand Falls, Montana, was raided by 20 heavily armed Internal Revenue Service (IRS) agents, who seized thousands of documents containing private customer information, including financial records and over 12,000 individual firearms transactions over 13 years. It is unclear why the shop was under federal investigation, but owner Tom Van Hoose believes it may be related to his selling of “scary” guns. Gun Owners of America condemned the IRS raid, saying it was part of the Biden Administration’s “weaponization of federal agencies to go after their political opponents,” and Mont. Rep. Matthew Rosendale called it another example of targeting and harassment of hard-working Americans for exercising their constitutional rights.
#science
Fox News: AI reveals ancient symbols hidden in Peruvian desert famous for alien theories
Researchers from Yamagata University Institute of Nasca and IBM Japan used deep learning AI to uncover four previously unidentified geoglyphs in Peru's Nazca desert. Each geoglyph depicts an array of shapes and figures, including a fish, a humanoid holding a club, and a pair of legs. The researchers plan to continue their research with the IBM T. J. Watson Research Center and work with the Ministry of Culture of Peru to protect the newfound geoglyphs. This development demonstrates an increasing use of AI in the field of archaeology, pointing towards the next wave of archaeological discovery.
#outdoors
Forbes: Canadian Maritime Surveillance Plane Detected ‘Underwater Noises’ In Titanic Sub Search Area
A Canadian airplane detected underwater noises where the missing Titanic submersible is believed to be located. The noises have prompted rescuers to relocate their search operation, but the submersible has not been detected yet. The data has been shared with the U.S. Navy for further analysis.
#technology
Fox News: Minority groups sound alarm on AI, urge feds to protect ‘equity and civil rights’
Civil rights groups warned the US government this week that the growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) will lead to discriminatory outcomes for minority and disabled people. Witnesses at a public hearing held by the National Artificial Intelligence Advisory Committee urged regulators to ensure that AI is developed and used in ways that promote equity and civil rights, explaining that AI could perpetuate existing biases if data sets are biased. Witnesses warned that despite assumptions that automated employment decision tools are free from bias, AI-based tools reflect the preferences of society in which they exist and may pose harm to vulnerable and oppressed groups. The White House and Congress are examining how to regulate AI, with several efforts due to come in the next few weeks.
#other
Fox News: Darius Rucker admits AI is 'scary': 'Technology can be that way'
Country musicians including Darius Rucker and Old Dominion frontman Matthew Ramsey have shared their concerns about the effect of artificial intelligence (AI) on songwriting. In an interview with Fox News Digital, Rucker said although he was untroubled by the technology's potential impact on his own work, he found the robot-based future "scary". He explained: "I don't think about those things, I only keep doing things the way I do it, and write songs the way I write songs and let the chips fall where they may."
Meanwhile, Ramsey said he worried about children's creative development being compromised if they relied on AI for songwriting. He added that he hoped AI could become "just another, like, tape recorder or something", rather than a replacement for human songwriters.
Fox News: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's exit from UK still leaves Prince William 'simmering with resentment': author
Prince William's 41st birthday is bittersweet, fueling rumors that his relationship with Prince Harry has worsened since Harry released his memoir, "Spare." The book details Harry's struggles with royal life and his rivalry with his brother, including an alleged 2019 incident in which William called Meghan Markle "difficult" and "abrasive," and grabbed Harry by the collar before knocking him down. Experts suggest that William may be "simmering with resentment" over "Megxit" and Harry's unflattering portrayal of him in the book, while Harry is upset that William got away with things that he was criticized for. The brothers' relationship allegedly soured before Harry's marriage to Markle, with William concerned about the relationship's quick progression.