内容摘要：Pronatalists are buoyed by this and many hope it is a sign of things to come.

Pronatalists are buoyed by this and many hope it is a sign of things to come.

The crew member said: “We’re a small village community and the events of that day will remain close to our hearts for a long time.”Robots for training carers, sensors that monitor people as they sleep and an app that can detect if someone is in pain - could this be the future of care?

The care sector is increasingly using technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to look after the UK's ever-growing elderly population.Despite this, experts have urged people to consider the potential risks of an overreliance on AI in the industry."AI can only be part of the solution but not the whole solution," says Dr Caroline Green from the University of Oxford.

Dr Green, the director of research at the Institute for Ethics in AI, spoke at an AI in Social Care Summit at the university in March.She highlighted how AI systems could be susceptible to biases, which amplify discrimination, prejudice and stereotyping and has also recognised the worries people have around sharing their personal data with the technology.

"At the moment there's no official government policy on guidance on the use of AI in social care," Dr Green added.

She said: "Whether it's going to be good for people who need support, depends on how policy is going to shape up here, it depends on what choices people will continue to have in the future, or whether they can for example opt out of having AI in their care at all, it will depend on whether there is going to be a sense in which AI technology can take over care provision and human interaction.It is now offering visa-free travel to visitors from parts of Europe as well as from Thailand and Australia. And its pandas are once again being dispatched to foreign zoos.

Perceptions matter to China’s ambitious leader, who wants to take on a bigger global role and challenge the US. He certainly does not want to become a pariah or face fresh pressure from the West. At the same time, he is still managing his relationship with Moscow.While he has not condemned the invasion of Ukraine, he has so far failed to provide significant military assistance to Russia. And during the meeting in May, his cautious rhetoric was in contrast to Mr Putin’s florid compliments about Mr Xi.

So far, China has also provided political cover for Mr Kim’s efforts to advance his nuclear arsenal, repeatedly blocking US-led sanctions at the United Nations.But Mr Xi is no fan of an emboldened Kim Jong Un.