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"Heathrow third runway likely to harm health of millions nearby, official report warns"
#UK #UnitedKingdom #Heathrow

Heathrow third runway likely to harm health of millions nearby, official report warns
Expansion could also hit access to housing, education, healthcare, open spaces and transport, analysis says

Du weißt morgens schon, dass dein Zug am Abend Verspätung bekommt, weil die CDU-geführte @… illegale Grenzkontrollen in deinem Zug durchführen wird, um dem hässlichen Populismus von #Merz mit korrupten Taten Bedeutung zu verschaffen, ohne irgendeinen tatsäc…

#FrankKunert - Surreale Szenen zwischen Tragik und Komik
Frank Kunerts skurrile #Wunderwelten erzählen von den Abgründen des Lebens. Seine Bauten sind Spiegelbilder unserer Ängste und Nöte, aber auch unserer Sehnsüchte.
Sie führen uns die Absurdität des Alltäglichen vor Auge…

Finally, none of the current AI systems are compatible with the principles formulated in the ACM Code. They rely on stolen data, and they cause significant environmental and social harm. These systems and their creators blatantly violate Section 1.5 of the Code: “Respect the work required to produce new ideas, inventions, creative works, and computing artifacts.”
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Finally, none of the current AI systems are compatible with the principles formulated in the ACM Code. They rely on stolen data, and they cause significant environmental and social harm. These systems and their creators blatantly violate Section 1.5 of the Code: “Respect the work required to produce new ideas, inventions, creative works, and computing artifacts.”
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I would love to know what this poll looks like specifically in San Francisco.
https://news.gallup.com/poll/712751/americans-cool-toward.aspx

Americans Cool Toward AI
A Bentley University-Gallup survey finds that Americans are more familiar with AI but more cautious about businesses' use of AI and its effect on jobs.

How members of the extremist group Boko Haram are using AI chatbots to design explosives, fix or upgrade weapons, and brainstorm attack ideas (New York Times)
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/10/us/poli

How Terrorist Groups Are Using A.I. to Gain an Edge in Battle
A.I. chatbots are not just a propaganda tool for violent extremists but are aiding in bomb construction and attack planning, new research finds.

Tattoo ink doesn’t stay in your skin, and when it moves into the body, it often causes harm #health

Tattoo ink doesn’t stay in your skin, and when it moves into the body, it often causes harm
Scientists in Germany used high-powered X-rays to scan tissue samples from four donated bodies to see where tattoo ink goes after it enters the skin.

FW Hambühren: Unkraut abflammen? Keine gute Idee! - Feuerwehr Hambühren rückt zu Heckenbrand aus Hambühren (ots) - Am Vormittag des 8. Juli wurde die Ortsfeuerwehr Hambühren um 10:40 Uhr zu einem Heckenbrand in die Eichendorffstraße nach Hambühren alarmiert. Dort sollte laut erster Meldung eine Hecke brennen. Beim Eintreffen der Feuerwehr ... https:…

I’ve been thinking a lot about the gulf between people who think LLMs can cut 90% of the cost of software development or whatever and people who think that’s a pile of catastrophes balanced on top of a nonsense wish.
I think a lot of that chasm boils down to the fact that software is already •terrible•, and people have very different feelings about that. I don't just mean “Liquid Glass is ugly” terrible; I mean “it’s broken and insecure and unreliable and just doesn't flipping WORK” terrible, like Arbiter Sports.
We are right now in a war between people who think software should treat humans humanely and people who are perfectly willing to offload their development costs onto captive users in the form of wasted time, anger, anxiety, and other forms of personal harm even more severe than those. That war was raging well before LLMs entered the picture, but LLMs drove it to fever pitch. I’m extremely skeptical of the idea that LLMs make any significant positive contribution to the long-term speed or cost of writing •good• software, but they clearly have the potential to lower the floor for •bad• software to unheard-of levels at unheard-of speeds. How you feel about that fact probably predicts a lot about how you feel about the “LLMs can 10x software dev!” hype.
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