Monthly Archives: May, 2023

The Tibetan-in-exile politician Penpa Tsering's recent reveal of Chinese government spending way more on internal security measures rather than external ones, has now put Tibetans in a state of alarm. With growing reports of authorities like doing DNA profiling, it is understood that the 7 million Tibetans are in threat of the race being denied by China. This warrants a "cumulative effort" from everyone to resolve the silent conflict among Tibetans to restore freedom in Tibet. To raise awareness, a high-level Tibetan delegation visited the British Parliament to mark the 27th year of Gedhun Choekyi Nyima's disappearance. Let us join forces to provide security and comfort to our Tibetan brothers and sisters.

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Google's Chief Scientist, Geoffrey Hinton, recently left his post to open discussion about the potential threat of AI technology. He was awarded the Turing Award in 2018 for his contribution to Artificial Intelligence, and his team is responsible for developing Google's AI-powered ChatGPT and Google Bard. Have a look at his views on the risks and competition associated with AI-infused search engines like Microsoft's Bing!

. After being accused with leaking classified military documents, US lawmakers on Capitol Hill are seeking new solutions for better classification protocols with the help of modern technologies. Adam Smith, a Democrat from the House Armed Services Committee believes there are flaws in the current system and is looking for ways to reduce the number of security clearances. AI tools, porn filter and less information processing might be the answer to the problem of storing enough information while protecting sensitive information.

This article is about MJ, an elderly woman who received a gene therapy treatment from BioViva in Tijuana, Mexico. Along with her, four more elderly individuals opted for the therapy as a chance for a second life. Learn about the risky experimental treatments and the Maximum Life Foundation that made it possible. Read about the science and technology being used to potentially reverse age-related conditions such as cognitive decline. Discover the inspirational figure of David Kekich and his mission to reverse the human ageing process.