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AI defined 2023. Bullets and ballots will shape 2024
  + stars: | 2023-12-04 | by ( Simon Robinson | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +4 min
In that spirit, I asked OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Bard – two of the most popular generative AI tools – to do the job for me. It missed the war between Hamas and Israel. In 2024, expect more progress and more news on regulators scrambling to keep up. Next year will also be defined by bullets and ballots. Like many newsrooms, Reuters is experimenting with how AI can help us package, produce and deliver our journalism.
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When the airline lost his bike, he tracked it himself
  + stars: | 2023-09-05 | by ( Julia Buckley | ) edition.cnn.com   time to read: +10 min
His journey had been operated by two different, code-sharing airlines: Brussels Airlines from Lyon to Brussels, then United to the US. “They said, ‘Well, based on our records, Brussels Airlines have the bag and need to give it to us.’ They said they’d message Brussels Airlines. Barnett replied with the location as tracked by AirTag, and two photos of Gray with the bike bag to show her its size. ‘I just needed someone to care’Ella Dollinschi went above and beyond to recover Barnett's bike at Brussels Airport. And in general, I think it’s important to help other people from a humane perspective.”Luke and Gray Barnett certainly agree.
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Morning Bid: Investors adopt the brace position as banks topple
  + stars: | 2023-03-20 | by ( ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +3 min
That pretty much sums up the reaction in Asian markets to the extraordinary government-engineered takeover of the storied Credit Suisse by UBS, along with a U.S. dollar supply operation by a Fed-led posse of major central banks. Investors seem torn between relief that Credit Suisse was not allowed to collapse or worries that it had to be saved in such a way in the first place. It's not helping that Credit Suisse shareholders are taking a nasty haircut in the deal, though not as painful as AT1 bond holders who seemingly won't get their $17 billion back. That's a break with convention that could threaten the future of the entire $275 billion CoCo market. Likewise, Fed fund futures fell, rose, then fell again as investors dared to divine what all this might mean for interest rates.
With the acquisition, Broadcom is betting the boom in enterprise software demand will endure despite the current economic tumult. BRUSSELS – The European Union’s antitrust watchdog on Tuesday said it would open an investigation into chip maker Broadcom Inc.’s planned $61 billion acquisition of VMware Inc. The European Commission, which leads the EU’s antitrust enforcement, said it is concerned the deal would allow Broadcom to restrict competition in the market for certain hardware components.
The immediate cause of the chaos Truss unleashed was her failure to heed the advice of her hero Margaret Thatcher. Truss might have got away with large tax cuts and a big increase in spending if central banks were still flooding the global economy with cheap money. Its supporters maintained leaving the EU would put rocket boosters under the UK economy. But delusions of grandeur meant this global phenomenon played out in the UK in a specific way. BRITAIN’S MANY STRENGTHSObservers such as former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers have described Britain as a bit like an emerging market.
Delusions of grandeur are root of Britain’s chaos
  + stars: | 2022-10-21 | by ( Hugo Dixon | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +7 min
The immediate cause of the chaos Truss unleashed was her failure to heed the advice of her hero Margaret Thatcher. Truss might have got away with large tax cuts and a big increase in spending if central banks were still flooding the global economy with cheap money. Its supporters maintained leaving the EU would put rocket boosters under the UK economy. But delusions of grandeur meant this global phenomenon played out in the UK in a specific way. BRITAIN’S MANY STRENGTHSObservers such as former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers have described Britain as a bit like an emerging market.
According to international law and conventions to which most countries have acceded, any form of harassment of journalists while performing their professional duties is unacceptable and such kind of acts are considered as a crime. Yesterday Khatira Sardargizi, a representative of the European bureau of the Azerbaijani Real TV, was seriously injured in the head in Brussels, the capital of the Kingdom of Belgium. The journalist has been talked and there are videos confirming the facts. GLOBAL JOURNALISM COUNCIL strongly condemns those who target journalists who perform their professional duties. We consider this violence against Khatira Sardargizi as pressure on journalists all over the world.
Persons: Khatira Organizations: TV, Brussels Locations: Brussels, Kingdom of Belgium
KENZO TRIBOUILLARD | AFP | Getty ImagesBRUSSELS –European leaders have roundly declared that it's now time to get on with Brexit after U.K leader Boris Johnson secured an emphatic win in the country's general election. He told CNBC: "We are ready, we have decided what are our priorities," adding that it will be "important to keep this close cooperation with the United Kingdom." A new trade agreementJohnson has said that it is his aim to reach a trade deal with the EU within this transition period. However, European leaders told CNBC that it will be possible to reach a deal. "In 11 months you can do a lot of things, if you have the political will," Pedro Sanchez, the Spanish prime minister told CNBC Thursday.
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