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killer: Killer robots aren't science fiction; push to ban them is growing - Times of India
A 'killer robot'. (File photo: Reuters) It may have seemed like an obscure United Nations conclave, but a meeting this week in Geneva was followed intently by experts in artificial intelligence (AI), military strategy, disarmament and humanitarian law. The reason? Killer robots - drones, guns and bombs that decide on their own, with artificial brains, whether to attack and kill - and what should be done, if anything, to regulate or ban them.
U.S.-Backed Candidate for Global Tech Post Beats China’s Nominee
Daren Tang of Singapore easily won the nomination to take over as the director general of the World Intellectual Property Organization. Daren Tang’s nomination is a victory for the Trump administration, which has accused China of theft of American technology and trade secrets.
China holding 2 million Uighurs & Muslim minorities in secret camps, says UN panel
GENEVA: United Nations human rights experts expressed alarm on Friday over what they said were many credible reports that China had detained a million or more ethnic Uighurs in the western region of Xinjiang and forced as many as two million to submit to reeducation and indoctrination.In the name of combating religious extremism, China had turned Xinjiang into “something resembling a massive internment camp, shrouded in secrecy, a sort of norights zone,” Gay McDougall , a member of the United...
U.N. Monitor Says Iran Is Worsening on Rights, Despite Pledges
GENEVA — Iran’s use of the death penalty is rising and its repression of political critics is worsening despite promises by President Hassan Rouhani of a less restrictive society, a United Nations human rights monitor said on Monday. The monitor, Ahmed Shaheed, also raised the possibility that the human rights situation in Iran could improve if progress is achieved in overall relations between Iran and Western governments, a possibility at the current talks on Iran’s disputed nuclear program.
Conductor Dies After Collapsing on Stage
GENEVA — The Israeli conductor Israel Yinon collapsed during a youth concert at a Swiss university on Thursday evening and died, a member of the university staff reported. Mr. Yinon, 59, was conducting the Junge Philharmonie Zentralschweiz orchestra in a performance of “An Alpine Symphony” by Richard Strauss as part of a music festival at Lucerne University of Applied Arts and Sciences when he collapsed, Simone Bush, a member of the university’s design, art and music faculty said.
More Than 10,000 Africa Ebola Cases, Health Agency Says
GENEVA — The number of people infected with Ebola in three West African countries has exceeded 10,000, the World Health Organization reported Saturday. A total of 10,141 people had contracted the disease worldwide, the organization said in its latest update on the progress of the epidemic, and the number reported to have died rose to 4,922. The W.H.O. acknowledged that its figures understated the reality of Ebola’s spread.
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