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America First News
12 Jul 2023
#politics
Townhall: Biden Trashes the US Constitution to Muzzle Critics
President Joe Biden is being accused of violating the U.S. Constitution by operating an illegal censorship scheme to silence his critics. Evidence presented by Federal District Court Judge Terry Doughty suggests that Biden and his administration have strong-armed social media platforms into censoring content that challenges his policies. Doughty has issued an order barring Biden and others from communicating with executives at major social media platforms to halt this assault on freedom. Biden's lawyers have appealed the order, but the White House denies any coercion of social media executives.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Senators leave classified AI briefing confident but wary of ‘existential’ threat posed by China
Senators leave a classified briefing on AI understanding the use of AI in U.S. national security and China's threat. They acknowledge the complexity and urgency of developing AI capabilities but emphasize the need for careful legislation.
#health
Fox News: AI babies: New technology is helping fertility docs choose the best embryos for IVF
Israeli reproductive technology company AIVF has developed an AI-powered embryo evaluation software called EMA to aid in the selection of embryos for in-vitro fertilization (IVF). With IVF success rates ranging from 23% to 25%, AIVF's technology aims to simplify the embryo selection process and improve the chances of a successful pregnancy. The software uses an advanced algorithm to detect embryonic features that correlate with outcomes that cannot be seen with the human eye, providing the clinician with clear, accurate information to make the final decision.
#education
Fox News: 'RECIPE FOR DISASTER': Former principal 'not that surprised' by continuing learning loss despite federal aid
America's education system is facing deep-rooted problems that have contributed to post-pandemic learning losses despite increased federal aid. Students are experiencing academic decline and behavioral issues in the classroom, creating a recipe for disaster. Test scores show setbacks, especially in math and reading, and there is a need for more support and instructional time. The exodus of qualified teachers and large class sizes are further hindering the education system. The allocation of federal funds is also raising concerns about how the money is being used. Parents and educators are calling for a reprioritization of core subjects and a focus on student well-being and success.
#technology
Fox News: AI teaming up with California firefighters to spot smoke before it spirals into chaos
California, the most wildfire-prone state in the US, is partnering with a $24 million AI program to detect potential fires before they escalate. The program will use over 1,000 high-definition cameras to monitor for smoke and other signs of fires, covering the entire state. Once abnormalities are detected, emergency centers will be alerted so that humans can investigate further.
#other
Fox News: Media love 'Twitter Killer' Mark Zuckerberg taking on Elon Musk
In the ongoing battle between Mark Zuckerberg's Meta and Elon Musk's Twitter, the media and the left despise Musk due to his support of free speech. Journalists continuously attack Musk and are desperate to see the downfall of Twitter. Despite their efforts, Twitter remains strong, much to their disappointment. The launch of Meta's Threads app as a Twitter alternative has the media sharpening their claws once again to try and take down Musk and push Threads to replace Twitter in the realm of politics. However, the CEO of Threads, Adam Mosseri, aims for a less politically driven platform that focuses on creating a less angry environment for conversations. This goes against what the media wants, as they view social media as a means to enforce their narratives and ensure everyone agrees with them. Threads may attract some users, but its lack of political focus might end up cannibalizing Facebook and Instagram rather than killing Twitter. The media will undoubtedly continue promoting new attempts to take down Twitter in the future.