When a visit to the museum becomes an ethical dilemma
The Benin Bronzes have been at the center of an international firestorm as calls mount for Western museums to take responsibility for how they obtained objects.
Day: February 19, 2023
“Good Thing”: IBM Chief Says AI Will Replace “Clerical White Collar Work”
Speaking about AI systems and the explosion of language-based AI ChatGPT, IBM CEO Arvind Krishna has stated that artificial intelligence is on a rapidly progressive pace to take over “clerical white-collar work”.
Ukrainian grain exports drop amid falling inspections, vessel backlogs
Less wheat, barley and other grain getting out of Ukraine, which raises concerns about the impact to places that rely on affordable food supplies from the Black Sea region.
EU is in ‘urgent war mode’ – top diplomat
EU is in urgent war mode to supply Ukraine with ammunition, the bloc’s top diplomat Josep Borrell has said
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Blinken says US has ‘no doubt’ China was conducting surveillance with balloon
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has made clear that the US has no doubt China was seeking to surveil the US via the balloon that was ultimately shot down off the coast of South Carolina earlier this month.
Ukraine war: What lies ahead in year two? Here is what the experts think
In the year since Russia launched a full-scale attack on its neighbour, Ukrainian troops have retaken huge swathes of territory and look to be preparing for a fresh counterattack.
New street drug surfaces, threatening to make California’s overdose crisis worse
People who inject xylazine or “tranq” have been found to also experience ulcers or sores. In some cases the damage can result in amputation.
2/19/23 National Security and Korean News and Commentary
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