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An artificial intelligence specialist is sounding the alarm that society is unprepared for sweeping AI changes expected by 2027. The warning, delivered in a widely circulated interview, argues that rapid advances in AI capability could outpace regulation, jobs and public understanding within just a few years, and urges people and institutions to take the timeline seriously now.
- 2Kuala Lumpur tops global pollution ranking amid severe haze●Kuala Lumpur is the world's most polluted city due to haze, Singapore third
Kuala Lumpur has been ranked the world's most polluted major city as heavy haze blankets the Malaysian capital, with Singapore placing third on the same index. The ranking highlights the recurring regional haze problem in Southeast Asia, often linked to seasonal fires and smoke drifting across borders, and is drawing attention to air quality and public health concerns in both cities.
- 3Ocean warming accelerating at alarming pace, new report finds●⚠️ 'Data gathered by Mercator Ocean International, the nonprofit that produced the report, revealed “an ocean warming at
Mercator Ocean International has released a report showing the ocean is warming at an alarming pace, with far-reaching consequences for marine life, coastlines and communities worldwide. The nonprofit's data underpins the warning, which highlights rising risks to ecosystems and coastal populations as sea temperatures continue to climb.
- 4Pollution may dim the deep sea's bioluminescent life●"More plastic, less glow? Pollution threatens deep sea’s bioluminescent life, experts warn" # Pollution # Environment ht
Scientists are warning that plastic pollution and other contaminants could interfere with bioluminescent organisms in the deep ocean, potentially dulling the light-based signals many species rely on to hunt, mate and defend themselves. The concern adds a new dimension to worries about marine debris, as researchers say rising pollution in deep waters threatens one of the planet's most widespread forms of communication among living things.
- 5Keyhan Javanmardi faces deportation to Iran after detention in Turkey▼Keyhan Javanmardi faces deportation to Iran after 45 days in Turkish detention
Keyhan Javanmardi, held in Turkish detention for 45 days, now faces deportation to Iran. Human rights organisations are raising the alarm, warning that forced return to Iran could expose him to serious risks. Advocacy groups, including Kurdish-language human rights monitors, are calling for his release and for Turkey to halt the deportation and uphold its international protection obligations.