PARIS (Reuters) – France’s privacy watchdog CNIL said on Tuesday it was investigating several complaints about ChatGPT after the chatbox was temporarily banned in Italy over a suspected breach of privacy rules. “The CNIL has received several complaints about ChatGPT and is investigating them,” the watchdog said by email in response to a Reuters query. …
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MADRID (Reuters) – Spain’s data protection agency AEPD has asked Europe’s data protection committee to evaluate privacy concerns surrounding OpenAI’s artificial intelligence chatbox ChatGPT, the agency told Reuters on Tuesday, after the software was temporarily banned in Italy. “The AEPD understands that global processing operations that may have a significant impact on the rights of …
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By Valerie Insinna WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Boeing on Tuesday announced 130 airplane deliveries over the first quarter of 2023, inching past rival Airbus, which delivered 127 jets. Boeing’s deliveries were up almost 27% from a year earlier, when it delivered 95 jets. The U.S. planemaker delivered 64 aircraft in March, 36% more than the 41 …
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MOSCOW (Reuters) -President Vladimir Putin said Russia would see higher oil and gas revenues by the end of the second quarter and that “positive trends” across the economy were gathering pace due to rising global oil prices. Oil futures have climbed more than 5% since the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and allies …
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ZURICH (Reuters) – The upper house of Switzerland’s parliament on Tuesday retrospectively approved 109 billion Swiss francs of financial guarantees, which were included in a rescue package for Credit Suisse. Following a heated debate at an extraordinary session called to discuss Credit Suisse, 29 members of Switzerland’s Council of States approved the measure. (Reporting by …
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By Philip Pullella VATICAN CITY (Reuters) – One of Italy’s most enduring mysteries – the disappearance of a Vatican schoolgirl 40 years ago – entered a new chapter on Tuesday when her brother met with a Vatican investigator whom Pope Francis has given free rein to get to the bottom of the case wherever it …
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PARIS (Reuters) -France will ensure that a decision by health and safety agency ANSES to ban the use of a pesticide in direct contact with grains does not hamper its exports outside the European Union, its trade and agriculture ministers told Parliament on Tuesday. In late October ANSES cleared the use of phosphine tablets used …
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By Samuel Indyk LONDON (Reuters) -The British pound rose for the first day in five against a softening dollar on Tuesday as risk-sentiment improved, helping to push sterling towards the 10-month high it reached last week. The pound was last up 0.4% at $1.2431, having dropped on the four previous trading sessions. “The risk-correlated currency …
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By Jason Hovet PRAGUE (Reuters) -Czech Finance Minister Zbynek Stanjura is considering an increase in the value-added tax (VAT) rate on beer in a major overhaul of the VAT regime, part of government efforts to cut the deficit. The reforms would combine the current two lower VAT rates of 10% and 15% into a 14% …
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(Reuters) – Swiss finance minister Karin Keller-Sutter said on Tuesday that Switzerland must carry certain risks if it wants to remain a global financial centre. Speaking during a parliamentary debate over the rescue of Credit Suisse’s by the government in Bern, the minister said that liquidity is already flowing back from the bank. (Reporting by …
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