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Recognising the potential threat to citizens’ rights and democracy posed by certain applications of AI, the European Parliament co-legislators have agreed to prohibit:biometric categorisation systems that use sensitive characteristics (e.g. political, religious, philosophical beliefs, sexual orientation, race);untargeted scraping of facial images from the internet or CCTV footage to create facial recognition databases;emotion recognition in the workplace and educational institutions;social scoring based on social behaviour or personal characteristics;AI systems that manipulate human behaviour to circumvent their free will;AI used to exploit the vulnerabilities of people (due to their age, disability, social or economic situation).
Moves to reign in the NDIS have highlighted the fiscal horse-trading that occurs when the Commonwealth seeks support from the States.
Our health system is a patchwork with opaque accountabilities
and delivers uneven service nationwide. It is activity instead of outcome-based.
Perhaps the Commonwealth should take sole responsibility for our health system's policy, focus, funding and efficiency – from preventative
health to acute, disability and aged care. At the very least, there needs to be a fully inclusive
community dialogue on achieving a better health system with clear
accountabilities and less bureaucracy.
Bobby Walker, is a successful business owner and a native of Pueblo, Colorado.He contributes to his beloved town. His goals have been to improve the world around him.He has taught disabled how to kayak and paddle board.He has supported the Girls and Boys Club. In the summer he grows vegetables and gives them to the poor. For the last five years he leaves coats and socks outside on a park bench so that homeless men can be protected from the frost and snow of Colorado winters.His kind deeds are his legacy.
An inspiring story about 93 years young Noeline Dahlen-Maclean who has spent her life swimming, diving and teaching others to swim. An adventurous woman who in 1959 drove around regional Queensland with a portable pool teaching people to swim. She's recently dived out of a plane and back into the pool for the Australian Swimming Masters Games. There are many pathways to wellbeing. What's yours? https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-12-07/nonagenarian-swimmer-noeline-dahlen-maclean-celebrates-life/103080316?Image: Collage by Cathryn Lloyd
