Speaker 1: From the Daily was I'm Sam Kazlowski, I'm Lucy Tassel.
Speaker 1: It's Monday, the eighth of September. Here's what's making headlines
Speaker 1: this evening.
Speaker 2: Victorian Supreme Court Justice Christopher Beal has handed Aaron Patterson
Speaker 2: three life sentences with the possibility of parole after thirty
Speaker 2: three years. Earlier this year, Patterson was found guilty of
Speaker 2: three counts of murder and one count of attempted murder
Speaker 2: after she served her estranged husband's relatives a beef Wellington
Speaker 2: lunch that included death cap mushrooms. Prosecutors alleged she put
Speaker 2: them in the meal intentionally, while the defense argued it
Speaker 2: was a mistake. Today, Patterson was also sentenced to twenty
Speaker 2: five years in prison for attempted murder. Her sentences will
Speaker 2: be served concurrently. The prosecution had argued Pattison should be
Speaker 2: jailed for life without parole. However, it agreed with the
Speaker 2: defense that her prison conditions are quote harsher than usual.
Speaker 2: Beale agreed with the defense and also found it is
Speaker 2: likely she will be in solitary confinement quote for years
Speaker 2: to come, which meant he did not consider it fair
Speaker 2: to sentence such a life without parole. Speaking outside the
Speaker 2: court in Wilkinson, the sole survivor of the fatal lunch,
Speaker 2: thanked the prosecution and urged everyone to be kind to
Speaker 2: each other.
Speaker 1: Over the weekend, Israel bombed three high rise residential buildings
Speaker 1: in Gaza City as part of its military takeover of
Speaker 1: the entire enclave. There are no reports of numbers of
Speaker 1: deaths yet, though Israeli air strikes on Saturday night killed
Speaker 1: at least fourteen people. That's according to the Hamas run
Speaker 1: local health ministry. Residents told the Associated Press the Israeli
Speaker 1: defense forces gave them a warning about twenty minutes before
Speaker 1: the attacks, while Reuter's reports the evacuation orders told civilians
Speaker 1: to go to the city of carn Unice on the coast.
Speaker 1: Israel has repeatedly bombed carn Unis over the last two years,
Speaker 1: including a strike on the headquarters of the aid group
Speaker 1: the Palestinian Red Crescent, killing AID workers about a month ago.
Speaker 1: Israel said it had struck the buildings because they contained
Speaker 1: Hummas infrastructure, acclaim Hamas has denied. Also over the weekend,
Speaker 1: US President Donald Trump posted the Truth social calling on
Speaker 1: Hamas to accept a deal to end the war and
Speaker 1: release the hostages the group took on the seventh of
Speaker 1: October twenty twenty three, saying was his quote last warning
Speaker 1: and that Israel has accepted his terms. Hammas said it
Speaker 1: was discussing ideas with mediators about the deal.
Speaker 2: The E Safety Commissioner has issued a warning to a
Speaker 2: UK based tech company that is believed to be quote
Speaker 2: enabling the creation of child sexual exploitation material. The E
Speaker 2: Safety commissioner Our position, currently held by Julie Inman Grant,
Speaker 2: is the government's independent online safety watchdog. Imman Grant said
Speaker 2: she found the company, which she did not name, was
Speaker 2: operating two of the most popular AI generated nude deep
Speaker 2: fake image websites in the world. Deep fakes are realistic,
Speaker 2: fabricated or manipulated videos or images designed to mislead viewers.
Speaker 2: The Commissioner found the web sites had one hundred thousand
Speaker 2: visitors a month in Australia and were being used to
Speaker 2: generate deep fakes of school students. She said the quote
Speaker 2: new tofy services were being used by students quote to
Speaker 2: create deep fake image based abuse of their peers. If
Speaker 2: the company doesn't comply with the warning, in wan Grant
Speaker 2: said it could face a fine of up to forty
Speaker 2: nine point five million dollars.
Speaker 1: And today's good news to kick off your week. The
Speaker 1: UK's National Health Service has found AI software could significantly
Speaker 1: increase the recovery rates for people who have had strokes.
Speaker 1: The NHS has been trialing an aisystem at its stroke
Speaker 1: centers in England, which interprets brain scans quickly, allowing doctors
Speaker 1: to make treatment decisions faster. When a person has a stroke,
Speaker 1: they rapidly lose brain cells, meaning doctors need to act
Speaker 1: quickly to improve their chances of recovery. A preliminary study
Speaker 1: has now shown three times as many people could recover
Speaker 1: from strokes with the technology in place. The treatment has
Speaker 1: been used more than sixty thousand times since it was
Speaker 1: introduced last year.
Speaker 2: That's the latest from the Daily Oods newsroom. If you're
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