Sr. Correspondent. Al Jazeera English. In constant struggle between work and parenting. My Instagram is teresa_bo 66. All views are mine and mine alone.
“NAZA”, a documentary about Israel’s AI-powered mass killing in Gaza, received a 25-minute ovation at the Venice Film Festival.
It features Israeli intelligence personnel and whistleblowers discussing how Palestinians were targeted.
Al Jazeera’s Dmitry Medvedenko reports.
📹 Vídeo | 'Naza', el documental sobre "el sistema de matanzas masivo" de Israel en Gaza, se lleva una ovación de 25 minutos en Venecia https://t.co/wD593sIrn3
Una investigación del diario israelí ‘Haaretz’ asegura que el primer ministro israelí no compartió la información con sus responsables de seguridad https://t.co/RmMArbkvc8
Javier Milei’s government was forced to abandon another section of its private property legislation before it passed, as protesters clashed with security forces outside Argentina’s legislature https://t.co/LIN56gjLKV
Argentina plans to scrap its fixed book price law, ending rules that let publishers set prices. Critics warn the move could hurt independent bookstores in Buenos Aires while benefiting major chains and online platforms.
Al Jazeera’s @TeresaBo reports.
“There really won't be anything that AI can’t do better than humans, apart from being human, perhaps,” says @elonmusk.
He tells @zannymb that artificial intelligence may exceed the sum of human intelligence in about five years.
Tune in to The Insider from 6pm London time: https://t.co/bd8o7OjoPv
*sigh*
Yes, Argentina, like all states in the Western hemisphere, deployed modern colonial practices re indigenous peoples. But it also at the same time (often the same people) advanced key principles of antiimperial int’l law relevant today in struggles like Palestine’s
Palestinian teenage footballer Fadi al-Naasan has died a week after being shot by Israeli forces during an Israeli settler attack on his village northeast of Ramallah.
His death comes amid a surge in settler violence against Palestinian communities.
My reply in @LANACION to @ishaantharoor's @NewYorker essay "I Won't Cry for You, Argentina": the last four standing were England, France, Spain… and Argentina — three empires, one country built from the rubble. Underdog credentials are extended only in defeat.
https://t.co/3SHKMtErsC
And so says a “journalist” from a country that ran the transatlantic slave trade for centuries, institutionalized racial discrimination, colonized India, helped remove elected leaders to protect its access to natural resources, repeatedly exploited developing nations through unequal political and economic power, and continues to sell weapons to the state of Israel.
Maybe a little historical humility is in order. Argentina is far from perfect, and has plenty of problems of its own. But spare us the moral lectures.
⚠️| ATTENTION: Big pages are reportedly being paid huge sums to spread an AI-altered image falsely showing Messi fouling Djed Spence.😱
We received the offer too, but declined it.💰❌
If you ever have the chance to build or lead a team, I hope you inspire in your people what Messi inspires in his teammates. Listen to the way they talk about him. They don't just admire him. They trust him, protect him, and want to give everything they have to see him succeed. That kind of leadership can't be demanded. It has to be earned. #MESSI #ARGENTINA
¿De verdad les tengo que explicar por qué rezo con todo mi corazón para que la Selección de Argentina gane esta noche y se meta en la final? 🇦🇷♥️
#ArgentinaVsInglaterra#ElijoCreer