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Automated decision-making might seem tempting writes michael clair of hampshire college because drones and satellites have given us a proliferation of data more than a human can distill in minutes, ai will be used to filter those reams of data and highlight possible decisions that a leader could take, almost like an adviser. but ai could absorb all of that data and react to to instancely. ross anderson outlined a terrifying possibility in the atlantic in an article entitled "never give ai the nuclear codes" and that the u.s. should consider automating the response to a nuclear attack. in order...

During WWII, the famed Metropol Hotel became headquarters for a group of international journalists. A new book offers a thrilling peek inside. 

Since the invention of nuclear weapons, there have been numerous reports of almost incidents that almost initiated World War III.

Saying the two planes involved a boeing b-17 flying fortress and a bell p63 king cobra collided in crash at the wings over dallas airshow at dallas executive airport around 1:20 p.m. local time for it at this time it is unknown how many people were on both of those planes. this collision again shocking witnesses. >> just recording the airplanes is there flying over us. just saw one plane flying faster than what it should have been and clipping i guess it was a bomber plane. i know very little about planes. just saw the explosion happened in both planes going down. >> i was stunned, shocked. i ...

Of thousands of people were killed and injured. despite many survivors thinking that nothing would grow in their city for decades, 170 trees survived and are still growing. green legacy hiroshima, is a project that sends seedlings from these trees all around the world spreading a message of hope. tomoko watanabe is a co—founder of this project and she spoke to us about at witness history. translation: these | are the real witnesses. these trees have seen everything. at 8:15 in the morning on august 6th, 1945, enola gay, the american bomber plane dropped an atomic