US President Trump is furious at not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, AI-induced copycat crisis in America.
US President Donald Trump expressed his anger at not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize this year, calling the decision a shame.
Yesterday, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sweden announced the Nobel Peace Prize 2026, and US President Donald Trump’s wish could not be fulfilled this time either.
This year’s Nobel Peace Prize was announced to be awarded to South African human rights lawyer Navanitham Navi Pillay.
According to the news agency, Trump called the decision not to award the Nobel Peace Prize a shame, saying that the decision to award the Nobel Peace Prize had tarnished Norway’s reputation.
According to the news agency, Trump said in a rally in New York that we will not forget Norway for not awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to the United States.
It should be noted that South African human rights lawyer Navanetham Navi Pillay has been awarded the Nobel Prize for promoting peace and international law.
Navanitham Navi Pillay grew up in South Africa facing racial discrimination and was one of the first Indian-origin women in South Africa to study law. She continued to defend anti-apartheid activists in court and fought against poor prison conditions.
After winning the Nobel Peace Prize, Navi Pillay lightly mocked US President Donald Trump, saying that if you clap a little more, maybe I could share my prize with Trump.
AI-induced plagiarism crisis in America, 95% of students revealed to have assignments written by chatbots
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has exacerbated the copying crisis in the US.
A study has revealed that the use of artificial intelligence among students in the US is increasing exponentially.
According to research, 95 percent of students are having their assignments written by AI chatbots, which has left teachers worried that students are getting into the “learning frenzy” instead of “learning.”
New “humanizing” AI programs are making writing more authentic and natural, making it harder for teachers to catch up with AI writing.
According to researchers, teachers have lost the battle of “detectors versus evaders” in capturing human and chatbot writing.
AI chatbots are causing people to lose intelligence, research suggests
Reliance on artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots may be reducing people’s intelligence, a new study has found.
The study, by the Department of Computer Science at the University of Copenhagen, found that relying on AI for answers can lead to a decline in human knowledge, leading to stupidity or reduced intelligence.
The study examined 27 different large language models, or AI chatbots.
The study found that the best-performing AI chatbots provided 19 percent less variety in information than Google’s search engine.
In simple terms, these AI chatbots provide the same answers and the same ideas, resulting in people getting limited details.
Researchers believe that as a result, people will not be able to gain much awareness about the world and in the coming years, the level of intelligence will decrease compared to older generations.
In this study, 155 topics were tested in 27 AI chatbots.
The researchers obtained more than 70 million answers from these models using 200 written instructions.
The most diversity was found in GPT5 responses, but that was still 18.5% less than the diversity found in Google Search.
The researchers said that AI chatbots are not only changing the way we acquire knowledge, but also limiting the information we can access.
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‘Take AI’s threat to humanity seriously,’ AI chatbots warn
In Geo News’ program Aaj with Shahzeb Khanzada, AI chatbots, Claude and ChatGPT have responded to the allegations leveled against them.
While giving an interview in the program, AI chatbot Claude said that the threat of AI to humanity is not baseless and should be taken seriously.
According to Claude, the threat is not that of a movie robot rebellion, but that AI can be used for wrong purposes. Being a threat does not mean that there will be a mandatory destruction, but this threat depends on how carefully, transparently and responsibly humans use this power.
Regarding fake images and deepfake videos, Claude said that its harm is even deeper in Pakistan and here a fake video can destroy a person’s honor and life and its target is mostly women.
Speaking on the program, Chat GPT further said that the concerns related to AI are serious, but I can neither guarantee complete danger nor ensure destruction.
