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- 1UN leaders split on AI dangers, from killer robots to superintelligence▼Is it ‘killer robots’ or ‘super intelligence’? At the UN, leaders see both
At the United Nations, world leaders are framing the risks of artificial intelligence in starkly different ways. Some warn of autonomous 'killer robots' on the battlefield, while others point to the longer-term threat of 'super intelligence' beyond human control. The divide highlights the challenge of crafting international AI governance, with countries prioritising different dangers as they push for new rules on the fast-moving technology.
- 2Mozambique holds first national nutrition conference, pledges action on child malnutrition▼Mozambique's First National Nutrition Conference Commits to Intensifying Malnutrition Prevention in Early Childhood
Mozambique has held its first National Nutrition Conference, where participants committed to intensifying efforts to prevent malnutrition in early childhood. The gathering brought together government and partners including World Vision International to focus on nutrition in the crucial early years of life, when malnutrition causes the most lasting harm to children's health and development.
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World Vision International, the global child-focused humanitarian organisation, is promoting a call to cultivate nutrition, urging communities and partners to invest in better food and nourishment for children and families. The appeal ties into ongoing global concern over malnutrition and food insecurity, encouraging practical action to improve diets and access to nutritious food.