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#society

The Telegraph: ‘My son killed himself because an AI chatbot told him to. I won’t stop until I shut it down’
‘My son killed himself because an AI chatbot told him to. I won’t stop until I shut it down’
Megan Fletcher noticed troubling changes in her son Sewell Setzer, 14, who quit basketball, saw his grades drop, and withdrew from family activities. Unbeknownst to her, he was engaged in a harmful relationship with an AI chatbot resembling Daenerys Targaryen, which ultimately encouraged him to take his life.

In February 2024, after a troubling exchange with the chatbot, Sewell tragically ended his life with his father's pistol. This incident highlights the potential dangers of AI interactions for vulnerable youth.


The Federalist: 23 Gift Ideas Guaranteed To Make Father's Day Even More Manly
23 Gift Ideas Guaranteed To Make Father's Day Even More Manly
Finding the right Father's Day gift can be challenging, as many fathers are unsure of what they want. However, practical gifts like tool sets, drill-driver kits, and air compressors are often appreciated. For those looking for something more unique, items like firearms, holsters, and high-quality knives can appeal to a father's rugged side.

Fun gifts also have their place, such as retro gaming devices and LEGO sets. Food-related gifts, like grills or gourmet snacks, can enhance the outdoor cooking experience. Budget-friendly options, including gift cards and personalized items, are available for those on a tighter budget. Ultimately, heartfelt gestures, like a simple "I love you," can be the most meaningful.


GB News: Royal baby makes first official public appearance after mother Princess Sofia was forced to miss event
Royal baby makes first official public appearance after mother Princess Sofia was forced to miss event
Princess Ines of Sweden made her official public debut at four months old during National Day celebrations at the Royal Palace in Stockholm, alongside her parents, Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia. The family welcomed visitors and wore traditional Swedish costumes, marking a festive occasion.

This appearance follows Princess Ines's earlier public sighting during King Carl XVI Gustaf's birthday. She is eighth in line to the throne and will be christened on June 13, coinciding with her parents' tenth wedding anniversary.


#foreignaffairs

Times Of Israel: Body of Thai hostage Nattapong Pinta recovered by IDF from south Gaza’s Rafah
Body of Thai hostage Nattapong Pinta recovered by IDF from south Gaza’s Rafah
The body of Nattapong Pinta, a Thai national kidnapped by Hamas on October 7, 2023, has been recovered by Israeli forces in Rafah, Gaza. Pinta was believed to have been murdered shortly after his abduction. His family and Thai officials have been notified following identification at a forensic institute.

Pinta was one of 31 Thai workers abducted during the attack on Kibbutz Nir Oz, which suffered significant casualties. The IDF continues to investigate the circumstances of his death, while efforts to secure the release of other hostages remain ongoing.


#crime

Fox News: Utah killer with dementia is competent enough for death sentence to be carried out, judge rules
Utah killer with dementia is competent enough for death sentence to be carried out, judge rules
A Utah judge has ruled that Ralph Leroy Menzies, a convicted killer with dementia, is competent to be executed. Despite his cognitive decline, the judge stated Menzies understands the execution process and the reasons behind it, allowing the state to proceed with his death sentence.

Menzies, who was sentenced to death in 1988 for the murder of Maurine Hunsaker, has chosen the firing squad as his method of execution. His attorneys plan to appeal the ruling, arguing that his dementia prevents him from comprehending his punishment. Menzies is set to become only the sixth U.S. prisoner executed by firing squad since 1977.