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'Extremely dire': Gazans living in 'unbearable' conditions: UNRWA

A United Nations spokeswoman, Louise Wateridge, highlighted the 'unbearable' living conditions in Gaza. Describing the situation as the worst it's ever been, Wateridge noted the severe lack of water, sanitation, and food, with people living in skeletal structures devoid of basic amenities. The struggle to bring fuel into Gaza exacerbates the humanitarian crisis, with waste accumulation and food insecurity visibly impacting the population's health.

Maplelag Resort 

Trail Report

Rain returns! Just over 2″ of precipitation overnight after we enjoyed a relatively 7-10 days of dry. Total rainfall for the month now 7.56″. The woods are very lush and green thanks to abundant moisture this spring and later part of this month. Many wildflowers, mushrooms, lichen etc. popping up each week. We have started … Continue reading Trail Report →

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

OpenAI releases new GPT-4 model to find errors in ChatGPT's responses

GPT-4 will help align with AI systems, through reinforcement learning from human feedback (RLHF), which helps make responses from large language models more accurate. OpenAI said that with ChatGPT becoming more accurate and errors more subtle, a model like CriticGPT became necessary to find inaccuracies.

Common Dreams 

Supreme Court Upends Public Health and Safety Protections

Today, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision that the federal courts can overrule the experts at federal agencies whose job is to implement public health and safety laws. Instead, federal courts would be the arbiters of regulatory questions, including those involving science. The ruling, which combined two cases, Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo and Relentless, Inc. v. Department of Commerce, means that if Congress was not absolutely explicit when it crafted a law—which essentially would... Читать дальше...

Klfy.com 

Supreme Court rules in favor of Jan. 6 rioters in obstruction case

The Supreme Court ruled Friday that an obstruction law used to charge scores of Jan. 6 rioters and former President Trump was improperly applied, spelling trouble for the Justice Department’s far-reaching prosecution of the Capitol attack. The justices sided 6-3, not along ideological lines, for Joseph Fischer, a former police officer accused of storming the [...]