It boils down to what is making more money for those who are in charge. If industrial farming manages to cough up enough bribes to buy political power, you're advised move to better areas if you still want to have access to potable water.
Depends on what you call "academics". If you mistake phrase shifter courses like "business administration", "politics", or "law" as academic, then yes.
Instead of just warning about wax on the lemons, they should also inform that oftentimes lemons are sprayed with pesticides after picking, rendering the peel unfit for human consumption. Look out for untreated lemons if you want to use the peel.
If Doe is actually recognizable, then chances are high that actual pictures of her or him were used for training the AI. Wouldn't surprise me. They scrape the internet for everything they can get their digital hands on, regardless of copyright or criminal law. They are bound to find illegal stuff on that track.
The next thing is that there are probably confidential data in the training sets, either exposed by neglient users, or by hackers that breached sites and blackmailed them.
And of course all the copyrighted material they used without permission.
If AI companies would really get sued on those three illegal sources, they could probably close their doors.
Some of the more stupid Americans are actually proud of drinking raw milk. A rather dangerous hobby, especially with the state of medical insurance in the US.
I would definitely not drink milk directly from a cow. That is something I leave to conservative idiots in the US.
As for artificial sweeteners, there are dozens of peer-reviewed studies on the dangers, and some of those chemical have already been taken off the market. Biological / pharmaceutical research has mastered to single out threats from single components long ago, so if they come to the conclusion that aspartame or others are bad, they have good reason to believe it actually was that components fault.
It boils down to what is making more money for those who are in charge. If industrial farming manages to cough up enough bribes to buy political power, you're advised move to better areas if you still want to have access to potable water.