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Brent Crude oil price surged by over $5 a barrel, or 7%, to above $85 at the beginning of trading as several of the world’s largest oil exporters including Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and several Gulf states announced their decision to cut output by more than one million barrels a day on Sunday.
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The White House has announced that federal aid is now available to those affected by the tornadoes in Arkansas. This comes after a violent storm system swept across several states in the South and Midwest of the United States over the weekend, resulting in at least 29 deaths, with five of those being in Arkansas.
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Italy has blocked the advanced chatbot ChatGPT, making it the first Western country to do so, citing concerns regarding privacy. The model was created by US start-up OpenAI and is supported by Microsoft. The Italian data protection authority has banned and launched an investigation into OpenAI, with immediate effect.
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According to a report, Microsoft is reportedly considering limiting access to data from competing AI search tools.
Bloomberg News reported on Friday that Microsoft Corp has issued a warning to its licensed rival search engines, stating that they will lose access to the internet-search data if they continue using it to develop their own AI chat products.
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he fugitive cryptocurrency mogul Do Kwon, responsible for the collapse of the terraUSD and Luna tokens worth $40 billion (£32.5 billion), has been arrested in Montenegro, according to South Korean police. He has also been charged with fraud by US prosecutors. Earlier this year, Terraform Labs, Kwon’s company, was accused by US regulators of orchestrating a multi-billion dollar crypto asset securities fraud.
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According to the CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman, a glitch in ChatGPT allowed certain users to view the titles of other users’ conversations. Some users shared images of chat histories on social media platforms Reddit and Twitter, claiming they were not their own. Altman expressed regret over the incident and stated that the company had fixed the “significant” error.
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