N400 billion probe: El-Rufai gets fresh trial in rights suit
The Court of Appeal in Kaduna has ordered a fresh hearing of a human rights suit involving former Kaduna State governor Nasir El-Rufai, nullifying the lower court's previous judgment due to a violation of his right to fair hearing.
AI in Warfare: More Speed, More Data... and More Human Responsibility
The article discusses the use of AI in military operations by the U.S. Army, emphasizing its role in enhancing efficiency without replacing the necessity for human judgment.
Inclusion – not a judgment for the class, but a human connection: what do those who experience it every day say?
The article discusses the importance of social inclusion for individuals with disabilities, highlighting personal experiences that emphasize human connection over bureaucratic processes.
VIDEO ⟩ The Secret of the Sistine Chapel: Why Michelangelo's Masterpiece Needs Saving Because of Visitors
The Vatican is cleaning the Sistine Chapel's 'Last Judgment' fresco, removing salt deposits caused by human perspiration.
UN marks August for judgment on the actions of the Rio Government in police operation
The UN Human Rights Council has scheduled an analysis of the Rio de Janeiro government's security policies for August due to concerns over police operations.
The Central Bank Requests Human Judgment
The Central Bank of Iceland is seeking enhanced human judgment in its decision-making processes.
Brazil creates first rule for AI in medicine: diagnosis cannot be automatic and patients may refuse use
Brazil's Federal Medical Council has established its first specific guideline governing the use of artificial intelligence in medical practice, emphasizing that AI must serve as a supportive tool rather than a replacement for human clinical judgment.
How to Maintain Judgment When the Tool Becomes Better Than You?: The Enlightening Book by Two Masters of Consulting on Artificial Intelligence
A conversation with Olivier Sibony and Éric Hazan, who explore the implications of AI on human decision-making in their new book.
Eight protesters sentenced to death and more await judgment
Eight protesters in Iceland have been sentenced to death, with others pending judgment.
Stories for Adults
The article discusses various moral dilemmas and scenarios that reveal human inclinations to judge others.
Critical thinking matters
The article discusses the importance of critical thinking in the context of using AI for evaluating authorship legitimacy at Bifröst University, emphasizing the need for human judgment in significant decisions.
Judgment in Tunisia: Two Years Probation for Humanitarian Work
Five activists from the organization 'Terre d’Asile' in Tunisia were sentenced to two years of probation for aiding migrants, amidst increasing challenges for human rights defenders in the country.