ChatGPT ads will arrive in Europe next week. Six months after testing them in the United States, free access to OpenAI’s popular chatbot will also have advertising. The company has announced that the ad-supported version will expand to 31 European countries, including Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Austria. The Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Education plans will continue to be ad-free.
Josep Cusí, the most loyal friend of King Juan Carlos, both at sea and on land, passed away in the early hours of this Wednesday, at the age of 92, at his home in Barcelona, surrounded by his family, who have been by his side tirelessly since a few days ago when his already fragile health worsened. Known for his close relationship with the King’s father, Cusí will be remembered as a kind man, a husband in love with his beloved Inés Muiños, father, grandfather, and even great-grandfather, a recognized athlete, promoter of nautical sports, and above all, for having a personality and innate elegance that earned him the affection of all who knew him, from kings and princes to the humblest of sailors. King Juan Carlos, upon learning of the fatal outcome of his faithful regatta and life companion, was the first to mourn the sad loss.
That extreme heat is one of the leading causes of death related to weather events was already an undeniable scientific fact. Now, a study published in The Lancet Planetary Health once again alerts the scientific community by demonstrating that prolonged high temperatures will affect a broader portion of the population than previously expected. Also outside of the summer months.
Something more than just another trial of the century for Mark Zuckerberg. Meta appeared this Tuesday before a court in Oakland (California) to face a high-risk oral hearing with great transformative capacity for its networks due to accusations that it deliberately introduced tools into Facebook and Instagram to encourage compulsive use among young users, regardless of the harm. “Looking the other way was more profitable,” according to the lawsuit.
OpenAI has launched ChatGPT for teenagers today, a version of its artificial intelligence chatbot that contains stronger safety measures, “including features that encourage healthy use and additional controls for parents.” It is a version of the popular AI that has been “designed to help teenagers learn, think critically, deepen their understanding, and use AI with confidence,” the company explained on its blog. The system will not work in the European Union for the time being.
Granada has shaken again. Another intense earthquake, measuring 4.8 in magnitude, shook the Andalusian province this Tuesday, three days after a similar tremor that caused material damage and panic among its inhabitants. The new seismic event, accompanied by several aftershocks, with its epicenter in the municipality of Gójar, has caused cracks and falling cornices, debris, and facade elements, as well as three injuries, according to the emergency services report. The tremor has been felt in municipalities of Málaga, Córdoba, Jaén, and Almería. Also, much more lightly, in cities such as Ciudad Real, Puertollano, Albacete, or Madrid, according to information provided by the National Geographic Institute.
The residents of the metropolitan area of Granada went out of their homes again this Tuesday due to “fear and caution” after the province recorded a new seismic sequence with five earthquakes in less than an hour, three of them widely felt by the population and three with magnitudes above 4, as part of the seismic series affecting the area since last August 15. Awaiting further information, for now the regional authorities have reported that three minor injuries have been recorded.
Granada is experiencing a period marked by a succession of several seismic movements, both in the capital and in the province. Since last Friday, more than 300 earthquakes have been recorded, although most have not been felt by the population. However, the earthquakes of greater magnitude, 4.8 on Saturday and 4.7 this Tuesday, have caused some material damage and triggered calls to emergency services.
The professional association Unión de Militares de Tropa (UMT) has reported in a statement that at least 14 soldiers deployed in Ceuta have suffered an outbreak of scabies. The UMT directly points to the “poor conditions in which the personnel were housed last Saturday, August 15” in some old military facilities.
The seismic episode affecting Granada and its metropolitan area, which had its maximum impact with the very shallow earthquake of magnitude 4.8 that occurred on Saturday, August 15, has already recorded 348 tremors since Friday, most of low magnitude (less than 2) and all at very shallow depths (less than 10 kilometers). Of these, 37 have been felt by the population.