Robot Rebellion: US School Abandons Plan for AI-Powered ‘Tutor’ Amid Fears Over Sex Doll Maker Links and Student Data Safety A US school district has put its plan to introduce a $86,000 AI-powered robot, “Sally”, on hold amid concerns over its maker’s ties to a sex doll company and student data privacy worries. Parents and teachers are up in arms over the potential for the robot to collect and misuse student data, despite assurances from the manufacturer that it won’t. The controversy has sparked a heated debate over the role of AI in education and whether robots can ever truly…
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‘Fake Doctors’ Charged with Trafficking Steroids and Assault After ‘Botched Treatments’ on Vulnerable Patient in Melbourne’s Bayside A man and woman, posing as doctors, allegedly administered injections to a patient with a long-term illness, charging over $20,000 for ‘treatments’ that contained vitamins and protein powder. The pair were found with a stash of cocaine and large quantities of prescription medicines, including testosterone and human growth hormones, during a police raid. They face charges of trafficking steroids, possessing drugs, and common assault, with further charges expected from the medical regulator. The case raises concerns about the vulnerability of patients seeking alternative…
‘I’m a Doctor, Not a Soldier’: The Chilling Tale of ‘Dr Jihad’ Tareq Kamleh, the Aussie Paediatrician Accused of Joining Islamic State Tareq Kamleh, a Perth-born paediatrician, has claimed he never formally joined Islamic State despite appearing in propaganda videos and working in IS-controlled territory Kamleh, dubbed ‘Dr Jihad’, is one of over a dozen Australians accused of involvement with the extremist group and is currently in an Iraqi jail The Australian government has refused to help Kamleh and other IS-linked Australians return home, citing their alleged involvement with a “dangerous terrorist organisation” Kamleh’s story raises questions about the fate…
EXCLUSIVE: ‘Systemic Failure’ Exposed as Man Released from Hospital Hours Before Police Shooting A 28-year-old man was shot by police in Cairns just hours after being released from hospital, sparking a ‘systemic failure’ probe He was taken to hospital under an emergency order after allegedly jumping naked on cars, but was discharged within hours Queensland Police Union demands investigation into hospital’s treatment and discharge of the man, who was allegedly armed with two knives when shot Expert warns of ‘gaps in the system’ as Cairns Hospital defends its treatment, citing ‘appropriate medical care’ and ‘strong collaboration’ with police The shooting…
Taylor’s Tangled Web: Opposition Leader Embroiled in NSW Corruption Probe Over Alleged Payment to Factional Group Angus Taylor denies making payments to NSW Reformers, a Liberal faction at the centre of a state corruption probe into branch stacking. Text messages reveal plans to “shake down” Mr Taylor for money, with one message claiming a $15,000 payment and ongoing monthly donations of $3,000. The Opposition Leader’s denials have raised more questions than answers, with critics calling for transparency and accountability. The scandal threatens to engulf the NSW Liberal Party, with eight weeks of public hearings set to begin on Monday. The…