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Over 190 Journalists Killed in Gaza: Evidence Suggests Deliberate Targeting
Israel's military actions in Gaza have resulted in the deaths of over 190 journalists since the start of the conflict, exceeding casualties in other major conflicts since World War II; Israel has also attacked 34 of 36 medical facilities, raising concerns about a deliberate effort to eliminate witne...
Over 190 Journalists Killed in Gaza: Evidence Suggests Deliberate Targeting
Israel's military actions in Gaza have resulted in the deaths of over 190 journalists since the start of the conflict, exceeding casualties in other major conflicts since World War II; Israel has also attacked 34 of 36 medical facilities, raising concerns about a deliberate effort to eliminate witne...
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68% Bias Score


Google Removes AI Weapons, Surveillance Restrictions
Google's updated AI ethics policy removes its prior pledge to avoid developing AI for weapons and surveillance, marking a significant shift from its 2018 principles amid a global competition for AI leadership and a lack of comprehensive regulations.
Google Removes AI Weapons, Surveillance Restrictions
Google's updated AI ethics policy removes its prior pledge to avoid developing AI for weapons and surveillance, marking a significant shift from its 2018 principles amid a global competition for AI leadership and a lack of comprehensive regulations.
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40% Bias Score

Autonomous Drone Cinder Aims for Pentagon's Artemis Project
Dragoon and Teledyne FLIR are developing the Cinder drone for the Pentagon's Artemis project, a long-range, one-way attack drone designed for autonomous operation in GPS-denied environments, utilizing AI for target recognition and navigation to hit targets like Russian tanks at low cost.

Autonomous Drone Cinder Aims for Pentagon's Artemis Project
Dragoon and Teledyne FLIR are developing the Cinder drone for the Pentagon's Artemis project, a long-range, one-way attack drone designed for autonomous operation in GPS-denied environments, utilizing AI for target recognition and navigation to hit targets like Russian tanks at low cost.
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40% Bias Score

Alphabet Lifts AI Restrictions for Weapons, Surveillance
Alphabet lifted its ban on AI for weapons and surveillance, citing collaboration with democratic governments to support national security; this follows internal debate and a $75 billion AI investment exceeding analyst predictions.

Alphabet Lifts AI Restrictions for Weapons, Surveillance
Alphabet lifted its ban on AI for weapons and surveillance, citing collaboration with democratic governments to support national security; this follows internal debate and a $75 billion AI investment exceeding analyst predictions.
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44% Bias Score
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