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Nobel laureates and human rights abuses | Brief letters

A letter highlights the irony of Nobel peace laureate Abiy Ahmed imprisoning activists while other laureates call for Iran to release a sick activist. Another letter notes that AI job losses are causing graduates to move back home, adding to social unrest concerns.

SourceThe Guardian AIAuthor: Guardian Staff
Nobel laureates and human rights abuses | Brief letters
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  • 112 Nobel laureates urge Iran to release ill activist Narges Mohammadi, but Abiy Ahmed (Nobel peace prize winner) oversees imprisonment of activists in Ethiopia.
  • Survey finds one-third of British university students believe AI job losses will cause social unrest; parents also affected as graduates return home due to lack of entry-level jobs.

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