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technology12 days ago

AI in Everyday Life Surges While Trust Slips, Quinnipiac Poll Finds

A Quinnipiac national poll finds Americans are using AI more in daily life but remain wary: trust in AI-generated information is low (only about 21% say they trust it most or almost all of the time), a majority (55%) think AI will do more harm than good in day-to-day life, and 70% expect AI to reduce job opportunities with Gen Z the most pessimistic about the labor market. Americans call for greater transparency and regulation, oppose AI for military targeting at higher rates, yet hold nuanced views on AI in healthcare, education, and political ads. The survey of 1,397 adults (±3.3 percentage points) also shows widespread experience with AI tools and varying confidence in spotting AI-generated media across generations.

via Quinnipiac University Poll|
#ai#gen-z#jobs
Mattis urges patient, ally-backed strategy in Iran conflict
world18 days ago

Mattis urges patient, ally-backed strategy in Iran conflict

Former Defense Secretary James Mattis warned that the U.S. is fighting a limited war in Iran against a regime that is fighting for its survival, and rebuilding trust with international allies will take years (roughly eight to 12). He argued the regime likely won’t fall soon, criticized vague end-state declarations for Operation Epic Fury, and stressed the need for credible commitments and a strong economy to maintain broad allied support. He urged a strategic, patient approach and cited the U.S. Constitution as a stabilizing factor.

via Tri-City Herald|
#allies#iran#mattis
Epstein Estate Trust Names Girlfriend and Inner Circle as Heirs
business2 months ago

Epstein Estate Trust Names Girlfriend and Inner Circle as Heirs

Jeffrey Epstein’s late-1953 Trust, disclosed in DOJ files, earmarks about $100 million for his girlfriend Karyna Shuliak (including a $50 million annuity) and assigns $50 million to his lawyer Darren Indyke and $25 million to his in-house accountant Richard Kahn; other named beneficiaries include Epstein’s brother Mark Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and Harvard professor Martin Nowak among roughly 40 potential heirs. The estate’s value has fallen from about $600 million to roughly $120 million after taxes, legal fees, and settlements, while a victim-restitution fund has already paid out more than $121 million, with no provision for abuse victims in the trust.

via The New York Times|
#beneficiaries#business#epstein
Two Health Announcements, Diverging Paths to Trust
opinion2 months ago

Two Health Announcements, Diverging Paths to Trust

Emily Oster weighs two January HHS moves under RFK Jr.: a controversial overhaul of the childhood vaccine schedule and a streamlined set of dietary guidelines. She argues the vaccine changes lack new safety evidence and risk eroding trust, while the dietary guidelines largely reflect prior data and could improve public understanding if communicated clearly. The piece underscores how trust in public health is fragile, and linking skeptical vaccine messaging with seemingly reasonable dietary guidance creates a difficult messaging environment.

via The Dispatch|
#dietary-guidelines#opinion#public-health
Windows users question Microsoft's direction as trust falters
technology2 months ago

Windows users question Microsoft's direction as trust falters

Windows Central frames a discussion on growing user distrust of Microsoft’s Windows direction, highlighting a reader poll that asks readers to pick the biggest reason for trust loss—forced UI changes (like taskbar/Start menu), ads in the OS, privacy/telemetry concerns, and unclear Insider feedback—while noting the editorial stance that the issue isn’t Windows itself, but Microsoft’s direction.

via Windows Central|
#insider#microsoft#privacy
Europe rethinks security as Trump fractures transatlantic trust
world2 months ago

Europe rethinks security as Trump fractures transatlantic trust

Trump’s Greenland tariff gambit and a wave of hostile moves—plus leaked private messages—have shredded trust between Europe and the United States, pushing Brussels to rethink security, pursue European strategic autonomy, and bolster defense planning in a post-Davos world, while NATO’s credibility and Ukraine guarantees come under new scrutiny and domestic politics could slow bold steps.

via politico.eu|
#europe#greenland#nato
Canada’s vaccine uptake puzzle: mixed messages and access under winter hospital strain
health2 months ago

Canada’s vaccine uptake puzzle: mixed messages and access under winter hospital strain

Researchers find falling seasonal vaccination rates in Canada driven by conflicting federal/provincial messaging and skepticism about vaccine effectiveness, contributing to overwhelmed emergency rooms. The piece argues for clear, consistent public health messaging and free, easy access to vaccines early in the season to protect at‑risk groups and reduce hospital strain.

via The Conversation|
#canada#health#influenza