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ChatGPT could be forced to show its sources thanks to new AI regulation bill

European lawmakers are drafting an AI regulation bill that would force chatbots to add citations and reveal sources.

Tom’s Guide

Full list of photo ID for voting in local elections 2023

Voters will be turned away if they do not have valid ID and some forms will not be accepted

Liverpool Echo

Bonfire of EU laws watered down to just 800 after meeting of Brexiter MPs

Sources confirm government’s climbdown on legislation that originally aimed to scrap 4,000 statutes by end of 2023

The Guardian - UK

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Brits travelling to Europe could face passport rule changes

British passport holders who are travelling into the European Union could be allowed to use e-gates when travelling through airports. Rules could be eased with British diplomats raising the issue informally, according to Bloomberg News. In June Prim

Nottingham Post

EU Proposes New Copyright Rules for Generative AI

Companies deploying generative AI tools, such as ChatGPT, will have to disclose any copyrighted material used to develop their systems, according to an early EU agreement that could pave the way for the world's first comprehensive laws governing the technology. The European Commission began drafting the AI Act nearly two…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Amid Ukraine war, pope to give vision for Europe in Hungary

Pope Francis will be outlining his vision for the future of Europe during a three-day visit to Hungary

The Independent UK

Analysis-Skilled, educated and washing dishes: how Italy squanders migrant talent

Marilyn Nabor, an experienced high school mathematics teacher in the Philippines, moved to Italy 14 years ago with high hopes of honing her craft in the country of Galileo and Fibonacci.

Reuters

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Huge passport change set for UK travellers heading to the EU

It's hoped the move will speed up queues at airport

Bristol Post

OIC Displeased with Europe’s Congratulatory Message Marking Israel’s ‘Independence'

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation said Thursday that the statements of the European Union President, Ursula von der Leyen, in which she congratulated Israel on its seventy-fifth “independence,” were disappointing and not in line with human rights and international law. The Jeddah-based organization expressed strong displeasure at the statement of…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Rishi Sunak set to fall short on pledge for ‘bonfire’ of 4,000 EU-era laws

Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch said the Government will only be able to remove 800 of the retained laws before the end of 2023.

The Independent UK

No UK officials at Humza Yousaf's ambassador meetings – despite new Tory rules

NO UK Government officials sat in on meetings between First Minister Humza Yousaf and a host of foreign ambassadors – despite the Tory Foreign…

The National (Scotland)

Meloni praises Sunak’s immigration policies on visit to No 10

Far-right Italian prime minister in London for ‘new beginning’ aiming at deeper and wider alliance between the countries

The Guardian - UK

DUP seeking ‘further movement’ from Government on post-Brexit trade

The party collapsed the executive in Belfast in protest at Brexit’s Northern Ireland Protocol.

The Independent UK

EU proposes new copyright rules for generative AI

Reuters

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France 24

Russian invasion of Ukraine highlights national identity issues in Lithuania

The Russian invasion of Ukraine sparked a rally-around-the-flag effect in Lithuania as the tiny Baltic state offered refuge to dissidents fleeing violence and oppression in neighbouring Belarus and Russia. But new restrictions on migrants threaten Lithuania’s liberal values.

The Conversation

Ukraine recap: diplomatic manoeuvres intensify in advance of a possible spring offensive

A quick check of the Met office forecasts for Ukraine suggests that over the next week or so the weather is going to get steadily warmer. The rising mercury has fuelled speculation that Ukraine’s much discussed spring offensive is just around the corner, the only questions being when and where…

The National (Scotland)

Microsoft says EU 'better place to do business' than UK after merger block

THE vice chair of Microsoft has said the European Union is “a more attractive place to start a business” than the UK following a watchdog’s…

The Guardian - UK

Lord Phillips of Sudbury obituary

Solicitor who was determined to widen access to the justice system and featured as ‘legal eagle’ on Radio 2’s Jimmy Young Show

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Evening Standard

OPINION - Tech & Science Daily podcast: Microsoft hits out after UK Activision Blizzard block

Microsoft has hit out at the UK regulator for blocking its takeover of US video game company Activision Blizzard - saying the EU is better for firms.

Al Jazeera

EU’s ‘Israeli independence’ message rebuked in Palestine

Palestinian leaders, social media users criticise EU commission president for saying Israel makes ‘the desert bloom’.

Daily Record

Scottish Labour contender in 'by-election seat' quit party over Brexit stance

EXCLUSIVE: Michael Shanks announced he had resigned on the day of the European elections in 2019

Irish Mirror

Irish government urged to tackle killer air pollution new EU report found is claiming young lives

"We are failing to protect future generations from the health harms arising from toxic air"

Reuters

Ukraine wants clear EU food import policy for next five years - producers

Problems facing some Ukrainian exports to central Europe will recur this autumn unless the European Union spells out a clear position on its food import policy for the next five years, Ukrainian producers said on Thursday.

The Guardian - UK

Dining across the divide: ‘I don’t agree with his overblown fears about what Brexit would unleash’

They both think Brexit has been economically bad – but can they agree on the problems faced by young people?

Evening Standard

OPINION - In the green race, China, the US and the EU are leaving Britain for dust

As if there was any doubt, Joe Biden has announced his re-election bid. And unless something spectacular happens — which it always can in America — Donald Trump will almost certainly be the Right’s nominee. Current polls suggest he will comprehensively lose once again to the once most underestimated name…

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