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Artificial humans could make animal testing nearly obsolete

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Artificial humans could make animal testing nearly obsolete

Artificial organs to drastically reduce animal testing

Medical research moving away from doing harm to animals

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Artificial humans could make animal testing nearly obsolete

September 09, 2014 - Artificial humans could make animal testing nearly obsolete

Tuesday, September 09, 2014 by: L.J. Devon, Staff WriterTags: artificial humans, animal testing, organ farming

Artificial organs to drastically reduce animal testing

Medical research moving away from doing harm to animals

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Study: Artificial food dyes linked to BEHAVIORAL ISSUES in kids

July 14, 2023 -

Many processed foods consumed in the U.S. contain food dyes. Red dye 40, a color additive made from petroleum, is one of the most commonly used food dyes approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use in beverages, candy, cereals, dairy products and puddings in the country. (Related: 70,000 food additives approved by the FDA - What you don’t know will hurt you.)

Most children don't experience adverse effects from color additives in their food. However, ...

Study: Chemical in popular artificial sweetener found to damage DNA

June 06, 2023 -

The artificial sweetener in question is sucralose – sold under the brand name Splenda – which is often used in baked goods, chewing gums, gelatins, frozen dairy desserts and sodas.

Based on the U.S. census data and Simmons National Consumer Survey (NHCS), 51.4 million Americans used Splenda in 2020. The next most popular brand, Sweet'N Low, which contains saccharin, was used by 25 million people.

For the study, researchers looked at sucralose-6-acetate, a fat-soluble ...

Humans “breathing” harms the environment, UK scientists claim

December 17, 2023 -

According to Dr. Cowan and his team, the simple act of respiration releases warming gases into the air that contribute to atmospheric heating and "boiling" oceans.

"It has been reported that exhaled human breath can contain the greenhouse gases methane (CH4) and nitrous oxide (N2O), both of which have a much higher global warming potential than carbon dioxide (CO2)," the study explains.

"Where hydrocarbon chains (food types) are consumed by humans and turned ...

New York Times sues Microsoft, OpenAI, claiming artificial intelligence copyright infringement

January 04, 2024 -

The first major American media organization to do so, the Times is concerned about the AI takeover of media as there is growing talk about AI robots taking over writing and journalism from the real-life humans who currently wordsmith the news.

According to the Times, Microsoft and OpenAI are responsible for "billions of dollars in statutory and actual damages" for their "unlawful copying and use of The Times's uniquely valuable works."

The Times also wants the ...

Raw Egg Nationalist sounds off on JUST Egg’s artificial egg product

December 01, 2023 -

(Article republished from RawEggNationalist.Substack.com)

Eat Just is most famous — or should I say, infamous? — for its JUST Egg product, a bizarre confabulation of mung-bean protein, canola oil, colourings and texturisers that its makers claim isn’t an alternative to the real thing, but a replacement for it. That’s right; although it comes poured from a yellow plastic bottle, JUST Egg is eggs. Adverts and social-media posts actually say that.

Of course, Just ...

Century-old writings by Nikola Tesla predict development of artificial intelligence

May 11, 2023 -

Tesla, a pioneer of technology and of the use of electricity, wrote over 120 years ago some eerily accurate predictions about the emergence of a machine with its "own mind." (Related: Entrepreneur Ian Hogarth warns reckless development of AI could lead to the destruction of humanity.)

"I purpose to show that, however impossible it may now seem, an automaton may be contrived which will have its 'own mind,'" wrote Tesla in an essay titled "The Problem of Increasing Human Energy" ...

Delaware passes bill to use dead humans as compost

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(Article by M Winger republished from WLTReport.com)

Looks like the Democrats’ have come up with a new way to descreate life.

Now, instead of ensuring a loved one gets a proper burial, they’re reduceded to the compost heap.

There is no sancity of life for the Left.

First they want to reduce us to animals.

“We came from apes.”

Then we’re a clump of cells.

Now you’re just soil.

Delaware Joins Seven Other States, Allows Human ...

U.K. approves CRISPR gene editing to create GMO humans

November 30, 2023 -

The gene-editing therapy, which was reportedly designed to treat blood disorders, could appear on the market by as soon as December.

The way CRISPR works is that it functions like a pair of "genetic scissors," chopping up sections of DNA so scientists can edit them by "snipping" specific portions and replacing those portions with new, artificial segments.

According to a 2012 paper that first announced the technology, CRISPR is basically a cheap and easy way to ...

Six easy ways to sweeten food without using refined sugar or artificial sweeteners

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Apple starts to embrace artificial intelligence, installs AI-powered features in iPhones

June 22, 2023 -

For many years, the Cupertino, California-based tech giant has been quiet about AI. In fact, InfoWorld reported that during the Worldwide Developers Conference 2023, Apple CEO Tim Cook managed to talk for over two hours in a global keynote without mentioning AI.

But that is starting to change with AI-powered features and other updates being installed in iPhones. According to an article published in the Atlantic, the AI updates are to be rolled out using an incremental approach....

World’s largest artificial meat plant is about to be constructed in Spain

June 16, 2023 -

In a press release, JBS confirmed that Bio Tech Foods will conduct “research on cell lines, cultured media and biomaterials for their correct bioprocessing to enable the production of cultivated meat.” The cultivated meat is referred to as “investMEAT.” JBS says the new line “will allow a highly efficient cultivated meat production line, which will solve the challenges of current technology linked to scalability.”New meat factory to pump out more than 4,000 metric tons of ...

CONFLICTING REVIEWS: JEFCA endorses aspartame despite WHO’s carcinogenicity assessment of the artificial sweetener

July 21, 2023 -

In the WHO's July 14 hazard and risk assessments of aspartame, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) classified the NSS used in diet sodas to most possibly cause cancers. On the other side of the coin, JECFA reaffirmed the acceptable daily intake of artificial sugar at 40 mg/kg body weight.

The recent IARC study published in the Lancet indicated that: "Aspartame was classified as 'possibly carcinogenic to humans' (Group 2B) based on 'limited' evidence for ...

Doomsday scenarios: Possible events that could cause the extinction of humans

September 12, 2023 -

Nuclear war and fallout

In 1945, Albert Einstein said: "The release of atomic power has changed everything except our way of thinking." Seventy years later, in 2015, countries are still stockpiling nuclear weapons in preparation for nuclear war.

A nuclear war is not likely to be survived by the human species. Studies of the world's leading climatologists predict that a large nuclear war – especially one fought with strategic nuclear weapons – would create a post-war ...

One of Mexico’s most dangerous cartels is using artificial intelligence to expand its operations

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In a new report, Interpol has named the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) as one of many organized crime groups harnessing AI to expand their illicit operations. According to Interpol, the CJNG and other organized crime groups are pulling off "more sophisticated and professional fraud campaigns" using AI, large language models and cryptocurrencies.

Interpol's Global Financial Fraud Assessment report also found that human trafficking is being expanded across the globe "for ...

Leading financial news site accused of using artificial intelligence to PLAGIARIZE other news websites

December 13, 2023 -

Investing.com, based out of Tel Aviv, Israel, and owned by the multinational firm Joffre Capital – a venture capital firm that specializes in buying out tech startups – is an online financial news and information portal that provides market data and news and feature articles on investing tips and trends.

A report from Semafor media reporter Max Tani reports that the content that comes out of Investing.com isn't written by human reporters but by an AI program. (Related: ...

Big Tech, globalist elites join forces in secret meeting to talk about artificial intelligence

May 19, 2023 -

The event, which began on Thursday, May 18 in Lisbon, Portugal, is known as the Bilderberg meeting, an annual meeting established in 1954 supposedly to "foster dialogue" between the world's leaders.

What is spoken about during these meetings is never officially uncovered. Attendees take part as individuals, rather than as members of any political entity, corporation or any other organization, and no official detailed agenda is disclosed nor are the discussions recorded.

This ...

Study: Humans consume over 1,000 microplastics particles every year through TABLE SALT

February 02, 2024 -

Researchers from Andalas University (UNAND) in Indonesia's West Sumatra province noted this finding in a paper published in the Global Journal of Environmental Science and Management (GJESM). The study authors looked at 21 table salt brands purchased in groceries at the city of Padang in West Sumatra and the city of Jambi in the eponymous province. According to the National Pulse, the study did not name the brands tested.

The study authors took 50 grams of salt from ...