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Israeli forces attacked Al Jazeera’s journalists in Gaza, not only targeting AJ offices as they usually do. Marwan Bishara, Al Jazeera’s senior political analyst, discussed this situation, highlighting that such attacks on journalists are a blatant disregard for press freedom. He emphasized that journalists reporting the facts are considered more dangerous by Israeli government than…
Watch: SpaceX Starship Test Flight Ends in Explosion on Second Try | WSJ
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A Catholic organization built an AI priest. Here’s what happened.
A priest, running on AI, was trained on Catholic doctrine and meant to be a cutting-edge tool to answer questions about faith. The chatbot caught on quickly, but with unintended consequences. CNN’s Jon Sarlin explores the rise (and rebirth) of Father Justin. Want to stay up to date on the day’s top stories? Sign up…
Afghan refugees in Pakistan face uncertainty as deportation plan set to begin
The second phase of a controversial plan to deport Afghan refugees from Pakistan is set to begin. More than 800,000 Afghans could be expelled. If they don’t leave voluntarily, they face arrest and deportation. More than 3 million Afghan refugees are still living in Pakistan, almost half of them undocumented. Al Jazeera spoke to one…