มีประเด็นเกี่ยวกับการใช้ AI ในการสร้างผลงานมาให้ทุกคนได้ติดตามกันอีกแล้วครับ โดยในครั้งนี้ทางเฟซบุ๊กของขายหัวเราะหนังสือแก๊กที่อยู่คู่คนไทยมาอย่างช้านานที่ในช่วงหลังได้มีการปรับตัวให้ทันสมัยมากยิ่งขึ้นได้ออกมาประกาศว่าพวกเขาเตรียมวางจำหน่ายหนังสือแก๊กที่วาดโดย AI!

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• เปิดตัวซิมูลาครัมลิมิเต็ดคนที่ 2  ‘เรย์’ และ อาวุธคู่ใจธนู ‘ไถ่บาป’ สาวผมฟ้าเป็นประกายผู้ขับหุ่น EVA-00
• พบกับเนื้อเรื่องและคอนเท้นท์พิเศษจากคอลแลปอนิเมะชื่อก้องโลก Evangelion ในอีเวนต์ ‘Evangelion Fantasy’
• กิจกรรมแจกฟรี! ชุดคอลแลป ‘โจมตีแฟนตาซี’ และ หุ่นยนต์รับใช้สุดลิมิตเต็ด ห้ามพลาด!

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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom เกมใหม่ล่าสุดจากซีรีส์ The Legend of Zelda โดยเรียกได้ว่าเป็นภาคต่ออย่างเป็นทางการของ The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild ซึ่งเกมนี้ก็ได้รับความสนใจเป็นอย่างมากตั้งแต่เปิดตัว และก็ไม่น่าแปลกใจเมื่อเกมนี้วางจำหน่ายเราก็จะได้เห็นกระแสตอบรับบนโลกออนไลน์จำนวนมาก

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Keya Acharya

BANGALORE, Feb 13 2007 (IPS) – As public health groups await the outcome of Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis AG s legal challenge to India s patent law, a campaign is building up against a parallel move to obtain data exclusivity on clinical trial data submitted to government for marketing approval.
Under the drug regulatory process any drug, whether patented or not, must pass safety, efficacy and quality tests for marketing from the Drug Controller-General of India (DGCI). The DGCI thus requires the manufacturer to submit data from three phases of clinical trials.

As per current law, the DGCI can rely on previous test data to approve subsequent generic versions of the same drug. This allows generic drug manufacturers to circumvent expensive repeats of…

Ernst-Jan Pfauth

UNITED NATIONS, Mar 23 2007 (IPS) – Although most people in the developed world view tuberculosis (TB) as a disease of the past, this curable ailment still kills a human being every 20 seconds.
According to the World Health Organisation s Global Tuberculosis Control Report 2007, 1.6 million people died of TB in 2005, making it the second most deadly disease in the world after HIV/AIDS.

Lee Reichman, executive director of the New Jersey Medical School National Tuberculosis Institute, said at a press briefing here Thursday that, Governments are interested in dramatic epidemics, like avian influenza. However, the avian flu killed 166 people, [but] on a daily basis, TB kills 30 times more people. The priorities of governments are outrageous.

We …

Diego Cevallos

MEXICO CITY, Apr 24 2007 (IPS) – The Mexico City legislature voted Tuesday to legalise abortion, after several weeks of heated debate in which conservative groups and the Catholic Church traded insults with pro-choice activists and threatened them with excommunication.
Mexico City has now joined Cuba and Guyana as the only places in Latin America where abortion is legal.

The bill must now be signed into law by Mexico City Mayor Marcelo Ebrard of the leftwing Democratic Revolution Party (PRD), who said he would do so quickly. The new law will make abortion on demand legal in the city in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy.

Women s groups and the PRD, which has dominated the municipal government and the city legislature since 1997, said the new law wa…

Kester Kenn Klomegah

MOSCOW, Jun 3 2007 (IPS) – Russia s HIV infection rate continues to rise most notably in the heterosexual and non-drug-using populations despite steady increases in funds to fight the disease. Experts and medical researchers say dramatic changes in sexual attitudes and behaviour are essential if the trend is to be reversed.
Funds allocated for prevention are not enough and prevention programmes implemented in Russia are very limited in terms of coverage, sustainability and effectiveness. The disease is spreading further into the heterosexual population [beyond] drug users, and especially from men to women. And this trend will continue, Roman Dudnik, regional adviser at AIDS Foundation East-West (AFEW), told IPS.

To change behaviour, people need a…

Moyiga Nduru

JOHANNESBURG, Jul 1 2007 (IPS) – Population issues are in the spotlight at present with the recent release of the United Nations Population Fund #39s annual report and World Population Day, to be commemorated Jul. 11.
#39The State of World Population 2007: Unleashing the Potential of Urban Growth #39, issued Jun. 27, notes that innovative approaches are needed to address an expected doubling of populations in urban areas of Africa and Asia by 2030. Poor people will make up a large part of urban growth it states.

One of the recommendations for dealing with this growth successfully is for governments to accept the right of poor people to the city .

Is any progress being made in this regard in Johannesburg, South Africa #39s commercial hub, which gr…

Daniela Estrada

SANTIAGO, Aug 1 2007 (IPS) – Residents of the city of Arica, in northern Chile, are demanding regulations to limit the amount of boron in their drinking water, while the authorities are waiting for the results of a study to determine whether it has a harmful effect on human health.
You can t drink the tapwater in Arica, said Verónica Grunewald, 44, a retired teacher, in a telephone interview with IPS.

The water has a strong, thick taste, and it s not transparent, but cloudy, she said.

People prefer to buy bottled water in the supermarkets for drinking and cooking, she said.

Kettles, washing machines and boilers all deteriorate rapidly because of the build-up of sediment, said Grunewald, who had to take early retirement because she …

Francis Kokutse

ACCRA, Aug 30 2007 (IPS) – Ask people to list the causes of tooth discolouration and they may mention tobacco chewing, or one too many cups of coffee a day. Pose the question in Ghana #39s northern Nayorigo village, however, and someone might answer: desertification.
According to a 2002-2005 study, over 90 per cent of children living in Nayorigo, a village in Bongo district, suffer from fluorosis. This condition leads to teeth being flecked with white or, more seriously, to stained and pitted teeth. It develops in children of about eight years and younger who consume too much fluoride, and affects the enamel of permanent teeth as they form below the gums. (The survey was conducted by the regional hospital at Bolgatanga, capital of the Upper East region where B…