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America First News
5 Jun 2023
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Kamala Harris can't be trusted with AI regulation
The White House's decision to appoint unqualified, politicized leader Kamala Harris as AI czar will lead America down a dangerous path. The nation needs an unbiased committee of experts to fully develop effective AI regulation.
Political maneuvering and on-air showcasing for public appeasement won't alleviate the possibility of AI destroying the world as we know it. The threat can come from a few smart people with computers anywhere in the world. We need an independent committee to balance personal privacy with identifying dangerous actors and develop serious penalties divorced from political beliefs for the benefit of humanity.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Australia Strengthens Ties With 'Top Tier' Partner Vietnam
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited Vietnam to celebrate 50 years of bilateral relations with Vietnam, highlighting the two countries' complementary economies and plans to upgrade their relationship to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. The visit includes several agreements, such as education, clean energy investment, and increased cooperation and intelligence sharing. Albanese also raised issues with the Vietnamese government, including Vietnam's silence in the global condemnation of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the rights of two Australians currently detained in Vietnam. The visit highlights the importance of ensuring peace, stability, and freedom of navigation in the South China Sea and the Sea of Japan.
#technology
Fox News: AI could help solve NJ missing child mystery in new step for cold-case probes
New Jersey police will use AI to try to solve the 1991 cold case of Mark Himebaugh, an 11-year-old boy who vanished from his home. The Middle Township Police Department and Cape May County Prosecutor's Office partnered with Tabtu Corp. and its service provider, Terawe Corp., to use their Vollee AI service, a video, speech, image and text analysis platform with neural AI. The technology will help detectives' "efficiency and efficacy" in cases involving large piles of data and evidence that have piled up over the years.
AI may revolutionize cold-case investigations, boosting detectives' efficacy in many cases, the Middle Township authorities said. The police chief retired on June 1, saying he hopes AI can be used as a model to solve other cold cases, also bringing advanced compute and processing capabilities. Dr. Harvey Castro described AI in cold cases as working like a differential diagnosis in medicine, thinking about all the different cases and variables and analyzing and putting all those together to give detectives the best solution to what AI thinks it has. Castro calls AI is a tool for detectives that's "10 times" better than either the AI or the detective on his or her own.