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America First News
31 Aug 2023
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#society
Fox News: Meghan Markle, Kate Middleton have invoked Princess Diana as wives, but her life carries warnings: expert
Princess Diana's influence continues to be felt as the royal wives, Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle, have been compared to her in their fashion choices and public appearances. Both women have embraced Diana's style and made their mark in the public eye. Diana's legacy lives on as the royal family faces struggles and tensions.
#foreignaffairs
Townhall: Now to Make Everybody Mad: Putin, Ukraine, NATO, and George Washington
Leftists and RINOs despise Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, hating them passionately. While I condemn Putin's aggression in Ukraine, I question whether he is worse than Joe Biden. Russia has never invaded Western or Central Europe unprovoked, and NATO expansion may raise concerns from a Russian perspective. Understanding historical context is crucial in avoiding miscalculations and building diplomatic relations.
#health
Fox News: AI chatbots fall short when giving cancer treatment recommendations: ‘Remain cautious’
OpenAI's ChatGPT AI chatbot has been found to have serious shortcomings in providing accurate medical advice for cancer treatment, according to a study in JAMA Oncology. The chatbot scored a disappointing 61.9% when tested by oncologists using criteria aligned with National Comprehensive Cancer Network guidelines. Responses were often unclear or mixed inaccurate and accurate information, leading to potential misinformation and harmful patient decisions. The study highlights the need to use AI chatbots as supplements, not replacements, for professional medical advice.
#education
Townhall: Navigating the New Divide at School
Parents have mixed emotions about the back-to-school season. Some celebrate milestones, while others worry about harmful gender policies. Schools are implementing policies that encourage social transitioning and limit parental involvement. The tension between parents and school officials has reached a critical point, with parents demanding accountability and transparency. Politicians and organizations are working to protect parental rights and ensure trust between all parties involved. The Promise to America's Parents initiative aims to empower parents and advocate for crucial laws. Parents should have the freedom to make decisions without government interference. The goal is to return to focusing on simple concerns like lunchboxes and back-to-school outfits.
#technology
Fox News: 'Killer AI' is real. Here's how we stay safe, sane and strong in a brave new world
The rapid advancement of AI has the potential to transform industries, but with it comes concerns about the emergence of "Killer AI." To address these concerns, a policy brief titled "On Defining 'Killer AI'" offers a framework to assess AI systems for their potential to cause harm. The framework emphasizes the importance of prioritizing the welfare of many and interdisciplinary stakeholder involvement. It serves as a foundation for legislation, regulation, and ethical discussions on Killer AI, with the hope of harnessing the potential of AI while safeguarding against potential harm.
#other
Fox News: Arnold Schwarzenegger's stunt coordinator wants ‘fair contract’ as AI continues to loom over Hollywood strike
Stunt coordinator Freddy Bouciegues hopes for a fair contract during the ongoing strike in Hollywood. Actors are concerned about the use of AI technology and the potential exploitation of their likenesses. Bouciegues believes that AI will improve efficiency but doesn't believe it will replace stunt performers entirely.
