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    Religious scholars meet with Anthropic on AI morals●Religious scholars met with AnthropicYhnWorldReligion1653 min ago

    Religious scholars met with Anthropic to discuss the moral and ethical dimensions of its Claude AI systems, according to the New York Times. The conversations reportedly focus on how AI assistants handle questions of values, morality and religious sensitivity as chatbots increasingly answer questions people once posed to clergy or teachers. The unusual meeting highlights growing efforts to bring ethicists and faith leaders into AI development.

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    Dermatologist unveils 3D biophysical skin model built with AI coding●Show HN: I'm a dermatologist and I vibe coded a 3D biophysical skin modelYhnWorldHuman Rights99 h ago

    A dermatologist has released an interactive 3D biophysical model of human skin, saying it was built largely through vibe coding — using AI-assisted programming rather than hand-written code. The project lets users explore skin structure and biophysical properties in three dimensions. The unusual combination of medical expertise and AI-assisted development is drawing attention and praise among developers and medical professionals.

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    Ethiopia Renews Red Sea Access Demand Amid Internal Conflict●🟠 UPDATE Ethiopia Demands Red Sea Access Amidst Internal Conflict Neighboring countries assert that coastal states mustMmastodonWorldDiplomacy29 min ago

    Ethiopia has reiterated its demand for access to the Red Sea, arguing the landlocked country needs a sovereign outlet for trade, even as fighting escalates in northern Ethiopia. Neighboring countries and coastal states counter that the Red Sea must be governed by the states along its shoreline, rejecting Ethiopia's claims. The dispute adds a regional dimension to Ethiopia's internal conflict and has drawn concern from countries bordering the waterway.

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    New paper links epilepsy to multidimensional time theory●Epilepsy and multidimensional time:a perspective inspired by theoretical physicsYhnSciencePhysics755 min ago

    A theoretical perspective article published in Frontiers in Psychology proposes a novel framework connecting epilepsy to the concept of multidimensional time, drawing on ideas from theoretical physics. The paper explores how seizures might be understood through alternative temporal models rather than conventional neuroscience alone. Readers are debating whether the cross-disciplinary approach offers genuine insight or stretches physics concepts beyond their intended scope.

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    Warsaw Human Dimension Conference opens with call for rights action●Warsaw Human Dimension Conference opens with call to turn human rights commitments into action✉newsWorldHuman Rights6 min ago

    The Warsaw Human Dimension Conference has opened in the Polish capital, with organisers and participating states urging that existing human rights commitments be turned into concrete action. The conference is a major annual human rights meeting under the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, bringing together governments, civil society and observers to discuss implementation of rights obligations across the OSCE region.

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    Scientists Present Talks on Plutonium, Fast Reactors and Nuclear War Effects●We had additional talks on various nuclear topics ☢️ Plutonium production in fast reactors ☢️ Effects of nuclear war onMmastodonWarNuclear11 h ago

    Researchers have reported holding additional talks covering a range of nuclear topics, including plutonium production in fast reactors, the effects of nuclear war on water cycles, measurements at nuclear weapon test sites, remote detection of tests, and sustainability in relation to nuclear non-proliferation. The discussions span technical, environmental and policy dimensions of nuclear science, reflecting renewed interest in both reactor technology and the consequences of nuclear conflict.

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    Mehdi Hasan post on Zionism sparks debate●RE: https:// mastox.eu/@mehdirhasan/1173905 35809845390 # Zionism # Politics # HistoryMmastodonWorldPolitics22 h ago

    Journalist Mehdi Hasan has shared a post on Zionism, tagged with politics and history, on the Mastodon platform. A user under the handle Lazarou has reshared it, and the item is circulating widely enough to appear among the most engaged political topics globally. Commenters are discussing the historical and political dimensions of Zionism raised by the post.

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    Britain's JEF nuclear umbrella remarks stir debate in Estonia▼Britain’s statement on JEF nuclear umbrella sparks debate in Estonia — ERR News✉newsWarNuclear8 h ago

    A British statement about the Joint Expeditionary Force's nuclear umbrella has triggered debate in Estonia, ERR News reports. The remarks have raised questions in the Baltic state about what security guarantees, including any nuclear dimension, the UK-led framework actually offers its Northern European members amid ongoing concerns about Russian threats in the region.

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    Climate Change Is Becoming a Pregnancy Hazard, Survey Finds▼Climate Change Is Becoming a Pregnancy Hazard Worldwide, Survey Finds✉newsEnvironmentClimate10 h ago

    A new survey indicates that climate change is increasingly endangering pregnancies around the world, with rising heat, disasters and poor air quality among the threats to maternal and infant health. The findings add to growing concern among health researchers that climate impacts are hitting pregnant women and newborns hardest, particularly in vulnerable regions.

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    Commenters debate Israel's internal societal rift over the war●RE: https:// mas.to/@therightarticle/117389 306088618194 The societal dimension is, in my view, the most volatile. MostMmastodonWarMiddle East106 h ago

    Israeli society's divide over the war and occupation is drawing renewed attention, with commentators arguing the societal dimension is the most volatile fault line. The discussion notes that most Israelis remain Zionist in outlook, that even many Haredi Jews support the war and occupation, and cautions that the rift between secular and religious Israelis cannot be compared to other internal divisions.

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    State Regulators Release AI Supervisory Framework●State Regulators Enter AI Chat: CSBS Releases AI Supervisory Framework✉newsTechnologyAI3 h ago

    The Conference of State Bank Supervisors has released an AI supervisory framework, marking state financial regulators' formal entry into overseeing artificial intelligence in banking. The framework outlines how state regulators intend to supervise the use of AI by financial institutions under their purview. It adds a state-level dimension to ongoing US debates over AI governance, complementing federal efforts and raising compliance questions for banks and fintech firms deploying AI tools.

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    Padres rally undone by quirk of Brewers' home ballpark▼Quirk of Crew's home park robs Padres of potential go-ahead rally✉newsSportBaseball12 h ago

    The San Diego Padres lost a potential go-ahead rally against the Milwaukee Brewers due to an unusual quirk of the Brewers' home park in Milwaukee. The stadium's idiosyncratic features, such as its wall dimensions or field conditions, apparently turned a would-be scoring chance into an out, keeping the Brewers ahead and fueling discussion among baseball fans about the park's influence on the game.

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    A new report highlights efforts to visualize magnetism in three dimensions, offering a clearer picture of how magnetic fields behave in space. Advances in imaging and simulation are allowing physicists to map magnetic structures more precisely, a step that could aid research in materials science, electronics and fundamental physics. The work is drawing attention as an accessible way to communicate a complex phenomenon.

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    Digital Science names Charlesworth strategic sales partner in China▼Digital Science appoints Charlesworth as strategic sales partner of Altmetric and Dimensions in China’s scholarly publishing sector | Newswise✉newsScience9 h ago

    Digital Science has appointed Charlesworth as its strategic sales partner for Altmetric and Dimensions in China's scholarly publishing sector. The deal gives Charlesworth responsibility for selling the two research analytics platforms to Chinese institutions and publishers, expanding Digital Science's commercial reach in one of the world's largest academic publishing markets. Details on the terms of the agreement were not disclosed.

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    Epstein victim's relatives appear in attack ad against Colorado congressman●Relatives of Epstein victim appear in attack ad targeting Republican congressman By Edward Helmore Family of Virginia GiMmastodonWorldUS Politics19 h ago

    Relatives of Virginia Giuffre, a Jeffrey Epstein victim, appear in an attack ad targeting Colorado Republican congressman Jeff Crank. The ad criticizes him for voting to block a vote on releasing the Epstein files. The intervention by Giuffre's family adds a personal dimension to the ongoing political fight over disclosure of documents connected to the convicted sex offender.

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    Nikon Adds 3D Vision Tracking for Robotic Automation▼Nikon Adds 3D Vision Tracking for Flexible Robotic Automation✉newsTechnologyRobotics13 h ago

    Nikon has announced a 3D vision tracking technology aimed at flexible robotic automation. The system is intended to help robots perceive and track objects in three dimensions, supporting more adaptable automation in manufacturing settings. Details on specifications and availability were not provided in the initial coverage, but the announcement underscores Nikon's push beyond imaging into industrial robotics and metrology.

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    Three-Dimensional Light Breakthrough Opens Quantum States●Three-Dimensional Light Breakthrough Unlocks Previously “Impossible” Quantum States, Physicists Say✉newsSciencePhysics7 h ago

    Physicists report a breakthrough in controlling light in three dimensions, which they say unlocks quantum states previously considered impossible. The work could influence future research in quantum computing, photonics and advanced materials. Details of the finding and its practical implications remain limited, but the claim of reaching 'impossible' states is drawing attention across the physics community.

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    Digital Science Taps Charlesworth to Sell Altmetric and Dimensions in China▼Digital Science Appoints Charlesworth as Strategic Sales Partner of Altmetric and Dimensions in China's Scholarly Publishing Sector✉newsScience13 h ago

    Digital Science has appointed Charlesworth as its strategic sales partner for Altmetric and Dimensions in China's scholarly publishing sector. The move means Charlesworth will represent the research analytics platforms to Chinese universities, publishers and research institutions. The announcement highlights Digital Science's push to expand its footprint in one of the world's largest and fastest-growing academic research markets.

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    Scientists Set Three World Records With Giant Quantum Atoms▼Scientists Break 3 World Records With Giant Atoms Built for Quantum Computing✉newsSciencePhysics17 h ago

    Researchers report breaking three world records using giant artificial atoms designed for quantum computing applications. The advance involves engineered quantum systems with unusually large dimensions, aimed at improving the building blocks of future quantum computers. Details of the records and the techniques behind them are being covered by science outlets, with coverage highlighting the potential significance for scaling quantum technologies.

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    The Economics of Delta Healthcare is being discussed as a business story, examining the financial and economic dimensions of healthcare in the Delta region. The reported item focuses on how healthcare costs, access and funding interact in that area. Beyond the headline, no further details are available about the findings or reactions, so the substance of the discussion remains limited.

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    Artists Enter Fray in Nepali Congress General Convention Races▼Nepali Congress General Convention: Artists Contesting for Positions Ranging from Office-Bearers to Central Members✉newsWorldUS Politics18 h ago

    Nepali Congress has opened its General Convention, and several artists are among candidates contesting positions from senior office-bearer posts down to central committee member seats. Their entry into a major party's internal elections has drawn attention, as figures from the cultural field seek formal political roles within Nepal's largest opposition party, adding a celebrity dimension to the leadership contest.

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    Yemen's Saudi-backed government launches offensive to retake Houthi territory●🔴 BREAKING Yemen's Saudi-backed government launches military drive to retake Houthi-held territory Yemen’s Saudi-backedMmastodonWorldDefense221 h ago

    Yemen's internationally recognised government, led by Rashad al-Alimi, has announced a new military operation aimed at retaking all territory held by the Iranian-backed Houthis. The Saudi-backed government says the drive is intended to reclaim Houthi-held areas, adding a new dimension to the long-running conflict. Observers are watching whether the operation escalates fighting across the country.

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    Dorit Kemsley Alleges Financial Mismanagement by PK in Divorce●Dorit Kemsley Alleges Financial Mismanagement by PK Amid Divorce: Expert Weighs In✉newsBusinessFinance23 h ago

    Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Dorit Kemsley is accusing her estranged husband Paul 'PK' Kemsley of financial mismanagement as their divorce proceeds, according to a report citing a financial expert's assessment of the claims. The allegations add a new dimension to the couple's ongoing separation, which has drawn close attention from reality TV fans and tabloid watchers.

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    Flydubai hijacker reportedly aimed plane at Tel Aviv skyscraper●Flydubai terrorist reportedly intended to slam plane into Tel Aviv skyscraper✉newsWarTerrorism23 h ago

    Reports citing the investigation say the perpetrator of the Flydubai aircraft incident intended to crash the plane into a skyscraper in Tel Aviv. The claim, reported by The Times of Israel, adds a new dimension to the case, suggesting the attack was meant to target a major Israeli landmark rather than the aircraft alone. Authorities have not publicly confirmed the reported target.