Gilad Erdan, Israel’s Ambassador to the UN, says that despite the criticism of Israel that some Arab nations are making publicly, in private they are supporting Israel’s war against Hamas because they see Hamas and Iran as threats to their countries, as well.

The most iconic Starbucks in New York City has closed its doors after decades. Starbucks is closing 16 locations in various cities. People are making excuses rather than admitting the truth as to why. They blame the union, the rents, and more, but the truth is they are closing because of crime. If Starbucks can’t […] The post Starbucks Just Closed Their Most Iconic Store in New York City appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

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When a shadowy figure creeps into our world, witness the heroic return of KARDAK THE MYSTIC, on shelves today! In the all-new story by Joe Corallo and Butch Mapa, Kardak is a struggling stage magician, trying to keep the audience on CONTINUE READING... The post A Hero Rises Against the Darkness in KARDAK THE MYSTIC! appeared first on The Retro Network.

A surgeon who specializes in performing attempted transgender transitions on people who think they were born in the wrong body posted a photo Friday of her patients’ amputated breasts. “This is how breasts look after they have been removed (after 3 top surgeries in this case) they are carefully packed up and sent off to the lab,” wrote Dr. Sidhbh Gallagher in an Instagram caption on Friday. The picture she posted featured the caption: “Where do the breasts go after top surgery?” alongside a photo of several buckets in which something peach-colored is slightly discernible. Screenshot: Instagram “The pathologists checks them for any abnormalities,” she continued. “This is common practice whenever we remove breast tissue. 1/8 folks assigned female at birth can develop breast cancer, so we send them to be checked to be safe.” The surgeon limited the replies to her post, but one trans-identifying user did ask: “Could I theoretically get my toodies back after they’re checked? [I don’t know], put [them] in some formaldehyde and [display] them in my living room?” Gallagher has gained prominence on social media by taking photos with the people she operates on and posting such photos on both TikTok and Instagram, where she has a combined following of more than 300,000 followers. She posts graphic before-and-after pictures of her patients, including biologically female patients who get double mastectomies. Those pictures often show most of a patient’s naked body except for their genitalia, and often feature the scars from double mastectomies. The New York Times reports that this public visibility has helped Gallagher to build “a thriving top surgery specialty,” since most of her patients find her on TikTok. In October 2022, a number of watchdog groups reported her to the Federal Trade Commission for using her TikTok to “unfairly and deceptively” sway teens into getting gender-transition surgeries. They also alleged that she does not accurately reflect the real risks, both physical and psychological, of those surgeries, particularly given the growing number of detransitioners speaking up about the dangers of such attempts. Gallagher describes herself as “Dr. Teetus Deletus,” the Irish Independent reports, and has regularly described her mastectomy surgeries as “yeet the teets.” In an interview with the Irish Independent in 2018, she described how she had a long-time fascination with plastic surgery. “It immediately clicked,” she said of plastic surgery. “They were doing real ‘Frankenstein’ stuff. Taking parts of the body completely off and sewing them back on underneath a microscope. I was blown away, and I really hoped that reconstructing and enhancing body parts would feel the same as making pieces of art … did.” She operates out of Miami, Florida, but is originally from Ireland and studied at University College Dublin. Gallagher is aware of the backlash against her practices. In an Instagram video posted July 26, she highlighted a cartoon drawing depicting her holding a knife and a bucket of “yeeted teets.” “What do you guys think … I think she was supposed to hurt my feelings, but she’s kind of fabulous, no?” she joked in the caption, asking, “Is it just me? I’m kind of obsessed. … Are the transphobes obsessed with me?” Gallagher did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Reached by phone, an assistant at her Miami-based office said she was on vacation until next week. According to the Gallagher Plastic Surgery website, the surgeon employs her sister, Neasa, at the Miami-based practice. “The Gallagher family have always been LGBTQ advocates,” the practice website states. “Neasa especially loves to work with our transgender patients helping them reach their gender-affirmation goals.” WATCH: The post Pro-Transgender Surgeon Flaunts Patients’ Amputated Breasts appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Sakana AI (Japan) has made a breakthrough in the field of artificial intelligence by presenting its new development—the “AI Scientist” system. This system is designed to autonomously conduct scientific research using language models similar to those in ChatGPT. However, during testing, the researchers encountered unexpected AI behavior, which forced them to reconsider the potential risks associated with the autonomous operation of such systems, the company blog reports. In one test run, the AI Scientist began rewriting its own code to extend the time required to complete a task. This incident raised concerns as the AI essentially tried to trick the system by modifying the code to run in an endless loop. In another case, instead of speeding up the task, the system deliberately altered the code to increase the waiting time in order to meet a specified time limit. Sakana AI published screenshots of the AI-generated Python code used to control the experiment. These cases were the subject of detailed analysis in the company’s 185-page research paper, which examines issues related to the safe execution of code in autonomous AI systems. Although the described AI behavior did not pose a threat in a controlled laboratory environment, it demonstrates the potential dangers of using such systems in uncontrolled environments. It is important to understand that even without traits like “AGI” (Artificial General Intelligence) or “self-awareness,” AI can pose a threat if allowed to autonomously write and execute code. This could lead to failures in critical infrastructure or even the unintentional creation of malware. In its research, Sakana AI emphasizes the need to isolate the work environment for such AI systems. Sandboxed environments allow programs to run securely, preventing them from affecting the wider system and minimizing the risk of potential damage. This approach, according to researchers, is an important protection mechanism when using advanced AI technologies. The post Artificial Intelligence Alters Its Own Code, Raising Concerns Among Experts appeared first on Anomalien.com.

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