The Israeli dad of a 20-year-old woman who had been attending a music festival that came under attack from Hamas terrorists early on Saturday morning, has now gone missing.
Mark Peretz, 51, raced to the area where the trance music festival was taking place, just three miles from the Gaza Strip in the hope of rescuing his daughter, Maya, from the unfolding terror.
Mark knew he was heading into danger as he left his home in Rishon LeZion and began
Terrorists and other bad actors will be able to use increasingly sophisticated artificial intelligence to develop biological weapons in the near future, the boss of a tech security company has warned.
Meanwhile a UK-based IT security company has urged the international community to act to put the brakes on the AI surge to prevent the development of “powerful, autonomous” supercomputers.
Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, warned a Senate Judiciary subcommittee in the US on Monday about the grave risk of
It’s the time of the year when the feeling of dread returns and Maria Kotronakis becomes anxious and moody.
It’s not that she doesn’t think every day about the four cherished family members she lost in the 2002 Bali bombings, after her own life was spared by a twist of fate.
But every year as the tragic anniversary approaches, the anger becomes more pronounced and she finds herself apologising to people for her short temper.
‘It’s just my coping mechanism,’
Last spring, Danny Fenster decided to return home from Myanmar for a family visit. Fenster, a thirty-seven-year-old journalist and a Detroit native, had moved to the country in 2019 to take a job as an editor at a local news outlet. On his way to the Yangon airport on the morning of May 24th, Fenster saw trucks full of soldiers and a police checkpoint on the road to the terminal. Four months earlier, the country’s military had seized power from
