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#politics
GB News: 'We fought for the right to blaspheme!' Brendan O'Neill pours scorn on Labour's bid to define Islamophobia
Labour's consideration of a definition of Islamophobia is criticized as potentially imposing a "blasphemy law through the back door." Commentators argue this could threaten free speech by equating criticism of Islam with anti-Muslim hatred, undermining freedom of expression.
Supporters of the definition argue it addresses rising prejudice against Muslims, particularly in light of recent events. Critics maintain that critiques of religious beliefs should not be conflated with hatred towards individuals, emphasizing the need for open discourse.
#society
Times Of Israel: Bodies of 6 hostages, murdered by Hamas just days earlier, found in Rafah – IDF
The Israel Defense Forces announced the recovery of six bodies of hostages abducted by Hamas on October 7, found in a tunnel in Rafah, Gaza. The hostages were reportedly killed shortly before troops arrived. Their deaths sparked significant public outrage and protests against Israeli leadership.
U.S. President Joe Biden expressed his devastation over the deaths, particularly of Hersh Goldberg-Polin, emphasizing Hamas's culpability. Families of the hostages are demanding action from the Israeli government, which is facing criticism for its handling of the hostage situation.
#other
Fox News: Autonomous car bombs, online recruitment: Experts worry how AI can transform terrorism
Experts warn that terrorists may exploit artificial intelligence (AI) for various malicious purposes, such as enhancing cyberattacks and improving recruitment tactics. A report from the UN highlights the need for law enforcement to stay ahead of these potential threats.
The study indicates that as AI technology evolves, its misuse by criminal groups could increase. It calls for collaboration among governments, industries, and academia to develop ethical guidelines and regulations to combat these technology-driven threats.