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A law regulating chatbots in California
Operators of AI-based chatbots will be required to regulate them to safeguard interactions with users, at least according to the intentions of a law enacted in California; as recently online users have increasingly been using these artificial dialogue systems to look for accurate information despite the growing misinformation associated with these chatbots. There have been definitely unpleasant incidents involving young people whose attention was caught by generative AI, and therefore there is an effort to regulate chatbots so that they cannot interact with children or vulnerable individuals to induce them to extreme actions; consequently chatbot operators will need to adopt safety measures and provide a pathway that helps address potential tragedies and harm to users.
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Date: Oct 14, 2025
n°: 6078
(Investigation on deepfake videos on social media platforms)
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Floods and Landslides in Mexico
There are reportedly over forty victims in central and southeastern areas of Mexico due to floods and landslides caused by torrential rainfall, is speak of houses and highways have been damaged, roads impassable and thousands of rescuers have been deployed by authorities to help people in difficulty who are forced to try to reach safety sometimes wading through mud and debris. to report other natural emergencies such as the abnormal overheating of the sea and ocean around New Zealand, so much so that it is estimated that the water is heating at a rate thirty-four times faster than the global average, particularly the surface waters; it appears that there is a link between climate change and disruptions in the flow of major ocean currents between New Zealand and Antarctica, with serious consequences for the ecosystem.
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Date: Oct 13, 2025
n°: 6077
(Cutting greenhouse gas emissions as insurance)
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Methane escaping from cracks in the Antarctic
Large quantities of methane, a greenhouse gas eighty times more potent (in the first twenty years in the atmosphere) than carbon dioxide in terms of climate warming potential, escape in bubbles from cracks on the Antarctic seabed, at least according to recent observations in specific areas. These observations suggest that predictions regarding global warming may have been underestimated, although little is still known about how much methane actually reaches the atmosphere and how much is consumed by microbes living on the ocean floor; there could also be an impact on marine life. To report changing the subject but remaining on natural issues that a storm is approaching the East Coast of the United States, particularly South Carolina and New Jersey; meanwhile, in the Philippines there are reports of seven victims due to two recent tremors in Davao.
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Date: Oct 11, 2025
n°: 6076
(Cutting greenhouse gas emissions as insurance)
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Strong earthquake shakes the Philippines
A magnitude 7.4 earthquake off the southern coast of the Philippines near the city of Manao in eastern Davao in the Mindanao region has triggered a tsunami alert, with authorities warning residents living along the coast to move inland and to higher ground; there are reports of damaged houses, buildings, and bridges. Panic spread among the population in Davao with people reporting that they could not stand due to the earthquake, and there were fears of possible collapses following closely after another earthquake while rescuers try to provide assistance and aid. To report changing the subject but remaining on natural issues that the typhoon named "Halong" is battering Japan with heavy rain and strong winds; authorities have issued emergency warnings and floods and landslides are expected.
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Date: Oct 10, 2025
n°: 6075
(Cutting greenhouse gas emissions as insurance)
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Northern areas of Vietnam struggling due to bad weather
At least three people are reported dead due to the typhoon called "Matmo," which affected vast areas in northern Vietnam, there are reports of floods in Hanoi, with thousands of boats used to rescue people in difficulty, followed by evacuations, streets turned into raging torrents, flooded crops, and severe disruptions; this is just the latest extreme event in a series of floods that have struck the country. To report shifting the focus to Turkey, the situation is quite the opposite regarding extreme phenomena, with a prolonged drought considered one of the worst in half a century, water reserves have decreased also by to twenty-seven percent over three decades, particularly affecting the Marmara region which includes the cities of Tekirdag and Istanbul, then there are reports of dried-up lakes and generally very low water levels in reservoirs.
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Date: Oct 09, 2025
n°: 6074
(Cutting greenhouse gas emissions as insurance)
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Floods in northern Vietnam caused by segments of a dam
Due to heavy rainfall water has overflowed from some protective segments of a dam in Bac Ninh province in northern Vietnam, thousands of people have been urgently evacuated with homes flooded and rice fields submerged resulting in the loss of most of the harvest. Authorities are trying to find accommodation for the evacuated residents and for farm animals, using measures that had already been partially planned. There are also concerns about the water levels of the Cau River in the area of Hop Tinh Commune. report changing the subject but still on natural topics that renewable electricity production in the first half of 2025 has surpassed that from coal, with China and India leading in this achievement; however, some say that the production chain of renewables is not very environmentally friendly.
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Date: Oct 08, 2025
n°: 6073
(Cutting greenhouse gas emissions as insurance)
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World capitals struggling with water scarcity
Climate change is rapidly depleting the water reserves of many world capitals, for example in Athens in Greece it is believed that water will only be sufficient for one year due to prolonged drought and increased consumption and in the future it will be necessary to build desalination plants; meanwhile in Tehran in Iran some have discussed moving the capital because of the critical issues caused by the region's water scarcity. In Indonesia satellite images have reportedly shown that the area chosen to host the future new capital has limited water resources; moreover, there is controversy in the country over deforestation plans decided by the authorities, which risk depleting the area of water. To report on a different topic but still related to natural issues a large uncontrolled wildfire is raging in Canada, in Nova Scotia (Lake George wilfire in Kings County) under dry and windy conditions.
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Date: Oct 07, 2025
n°: 6072
(Cutting greenhouse gas emissions as insurance)
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A storm lashes France and European countries
There would be two victims in northern France due to the passing of the storm called "Amy," characterized by wind gusts exceeding one hundred and thirty kilometers per hour, then thousands of households left without electricity, especially in Normandy, and alerts in several departments. There is also talk of one victim in Ireland, in addition to damage and disruptions in Great Britain and Scandinavia. Bad weather in southeastern Bulgaria resulted in at least three victims and several people missing in the tourist village of Elenite due to flooding, with roads generally turned into rivers in the affected areas and even cars carried away over long distances. In Italy storm surges hit Emilia Romagna region, flooding some seaside resorts (recently closed after the tourist season), and recently there was one victim near Ostuni in Puglia region due to a downpour that swept away cars.
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Date: Oct 06, 2025
n°: 6071
(Cutting greenhouse gas emissions as insurance)
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Eating habits are destabilizing the planet
Almost a third of greenhouse gas emissions come from food, at least according to one study which highlights key factors such as the environmentally harmful role of methane released by cattle, deforestation to make room for crops and the use of fossil energy for fertilizer production. Moreover, even if we stopped burning fossil fuels our eating habits tend to push global temperatures above the set limit of one and a half degrees Celsius of warming. The harmful impact includes loss of biodiversity, soil degradation, water scarcity, and pollution from fertilizers, resulting in an overall alarming situation. As for the dietary regime to follow it is recommended to eat fruits and vegetables with limited consumption of meat and fish, which would also help prevent fifteen million premature deaths.
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Date: Oct 04, 2025
n°: 6070
(Food shortages in the Gaza Strip and Darfur)
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Investigation on deepfake videos on social media platforms
A nonprofit organization reportedly identified over sixty deepfake videos on well-known social media platforms, primarily targeting the seniors, promoting fake government spending cards and healthcare payment, reaching tens of thousands of platform users and even using the U.S. faces of well-known personalities. The phenomenon of deepfakes is generally increasing worldwide and it appears that in the so-called dark web, these videos, created using generative artificial intelligence that was once very expensive can now be ordered at low cost. Another issue to highlight is the intent to use, for example, fake actors in videos driven by artificial intelligence with a high degree of realism, following a more or less successful series of presenters, then voices and music of artificial singers, in addition to texts of all kinds and from every cultural sector.
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Tel: +39 338 1809310
Date: Oct 03, 2025
n°: 6069
(Unstable equilibrium with artificial intelligence)
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