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Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baqaei said on January 13 that anyone citing the Prophet Muhammad's message must first assess whether their own conduct aligns with its values. He stressed that using religious principles to justify inappropriate actions is unacceptable, and called for practical adherence to those values.
Japan is expanding a new job-support service for disabled people, but bias concerns arise as providers may favor affiliated facilities. The program aims for inclusive employment but faces criticism over potential conflicts of interest.
Online prediction platforms are appearing in Japan, allowing users to earn rewards for forecasting future events while trying to comply with strict anti-gambling laws. This trend raises ethical concerns, especially when predictions involve war and politics. Critics worry about 'gamblification' of serious issues and potential for manipulation, while proponents argue these markets offer valuable public insight.
In his first papal message, Pope Leo XIV warns that artificial intelligence must be 'disarmed' to prevent it from becoming a tool of domination, exclusion and death, and urges global leaders and tech companies to tightly control AI development. The encyclical highlights risks of AI in warfare and job losses, and includes an apology for the Church's historical role in slavery.
