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A recent survey conducted by the European Union has found that a staggering 75 percent of Jews living in Europe feel they are being held responsible for the actions of others. The study paints a disturbing picture of the rise of antisemitism in Europe, with many Jewish individuals reporting feeling targeted and discriminated against. The findings of the survey point to a disturbing trend of intolerance and prejudice towards the Jewish community in Europe. Many respondents reported experiencing hateful comments, threats, and even physical attacks. This wave of antisemitism has left many Jews feeling fearful and marginalized in their own commu...... Read Full article on HadNews

Most Americans are wary of social media companies and their role in politics and the future of the country, according to a new survey of U.S. adults. The Pew Research Center has published findings from a study looking at social media’s impact on politics and the country, political censorship and bias, and the government regulation of technology companies. Since 2020, more Americans now believe social media companies wield too much political power, with Democrats heavily falling into the ‘too much’ category. “Roughly eight-in-ten Americans (78%) say these companies have too much power and influence in politics today,” according to the su...... Read Full article on HadNews

As the steady hum of artificial intelligence activity carries on from 2023 into the new year, the research group AI Impacts has released the results of their most recent outlook survey among AI researchers and engineers. Their accompanying preprint (not peer reviewed as of press time) details the results. The group’s analysis of their 2023 Expert Survey on Progress in AI summarizes responses of 2,788 AI researchers to a series of questions regarding the present and far future of AI research.“When will particular things happen in the future? Is there a risk of bad things happening? In practice, we’re interested in human extinction.”—Katja Gra...... Read Full article on HadNews

The National Survey on Public and Urban Security (ENSU), with data from December 2023, indicates that 91.1% of adults in Los Cabos identify potholes on streets and avenues as the foremost urban issue. Nationally, deteriorated road conditions due to potholes are recognized as the primary concern by 81.1% of respondents, followed by deficiencies and leaks in the potable water supply, affecting 60.2%. It is noteworthy that from the survey conducted in the third quarter (September) to the most recent one in December, this trend persists. By December 2023, nine cities, including Los Cabos, Tijuana, Torreón, Ecat...... Read Full article on HadNews