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ChatGPT's human-like Advanced Voice Mode feature can say “Sorry I’m late” in over 50 languages — but the EU is reportedly turning a deaf ear to OpenAI's plea because it can detect user emotion

OpenAI's Advanced Voice Mode feature won't be available for users in the EU region because of the stringent EU AI Act, which prohibits the use of AI systems that can recognize a user's emotions.

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Lack of ICU capacity was ‘political choice’, Chris Whitty tells Covid inquiry – as it happened

Chief medical officer tells Covid inquiry that UK had ‘very low’ capacity compared with other wealthy countries

The Guardian - UK

Oil price drops, and BP and Shell shares slide, as Saudi Arabia ‘prepares to abandon $100 crude target’ – as it happened

Saudi Arabia is reportedly ready to abandon its unofficial price target of $100 a barrel for crude as it prepares to increase output

The Guardian - UK

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Some of the world's biggest tech firms have signed up to the EU's promise for safe AI

Google, Samsung and Microsoft among those signing up for voluntary commitments, but Meta has chosen not to.

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To Poles, Germany’s border clampdown feels like the gates of Europe slamming shut again

The decision by Olaf Scholz’s government to reimpose checks at Germany’s frontiers is chilling for those of us born behind the iron curtain

The Guardian - UK

Thursday briefing: How central Europe is recovering from days of historic floods

In today’s newsletter: Storm Boris wrecked homes and lives across central Europe – how are countries, and communities, putting their lives back together?

The Guardian - UK

EU Moves To Ease Wolf Protections Amid Population Growth

EU debates changes to wolf protections as population rises, sparking conflict between farmers and environmentalists.

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With AI Booming, Is Pegasystems the Software Stock to Buy Now?

Pegasystems’s (PEGA) second-quarter results easily beat analysts’ expectations. The company’s long-term prospects appear bright with continuous innovation with AI and steady financial performance. So, let’s analyze whether this is the software stock to buy now. Read more to find out.

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The Guardian view on European identity: enlightened ideals need defending

Editorial: A new study is right to highlight growing threats to the EU’s core values from within. Leaders must stand up and be counted

The Guardian - UK

Europe to loosen protections for wolves as numbers increase by 25%

Experts estimate that up to 19,000 wolves may be present in the 27 EU member countries

The Independent UK

EU fund to stem migration from Africa ‘fails to address risks’ – watchdog

The €5bn fund ignores the threat of human rights abusers receiving EU money, says European court of auditors

The Guardian - UK

The EU is failing to dissuade African migrants despite spending billions, auditors say

The European Union's financial watchdog says the bloc is failing to draw lessons about how to discourage unauthorized migration into Europe from Africa

The Independent UK

OpenAI’s Advanced Voice mode is unavailable in the EU, and now we might know why

The new ChatGPT Advanced Voice mode is rolling out this week, but not in the EU, and we've got a good idea why.

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The European Union is becoming too obsessed with defence

A new team of 26 leaders has been appointed to the European Commission, reflecting a carefully crafted balance of political ideologies and member states. Each will take on a different portfolio, from democracy to agriculture to innovation.

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Just 23,000 people came to UK last year on youth mobility visas

Figures give EU diplomats more hope of reaching a post-Brexit deal to allow young holiday workers into UK

The Independent UK

The EU judicial cooperation agency is stepping up its fight against organized crime

The European Union’s judicial cooperation agency, Eurojust, has launched a new network to strengthen and further coordinate the continent’s fight against organized crime

The Independent UK

British Airways wrongly turns away Gatwick passenger over passport – and repeats mistake four hours later

Exclusive: The airline has apologised for the errors but repeated incidents spark concerns

Evening Standard

EU 'prepared to compromise on youth mobility scheme with UK' to get deal over the line

EU prepared to lower the number of years adults under 30 allowed to remain in UK, according to reports

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The Guardian - UK

EU moving towards more xenophobic view of ‘Europeanness’, report warns

‘Whiteness’, low youth engagement and lukewarm pro-Europeanism in some states risks eroding bloc’s founding values, expert says

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‘We’re getting rid of everything’: floods destroy homes and lives in Czech Republic

Study shows extreme rainfall made twice as likely by planet-heating pollution as EU promises €10bn in aid

The Guardian - AU

A path towards freedom: the new route to Europe for desperate Chinese migrants

Revealed: a small but growing number of Chinese people are travelling to the Balkans with the hope of getting into the EU

The Guardian - UK

Meloni-themed restaurant opens near asylum-seeker camp in Albania

Trattoria Meloni contains 70 portraits of Italian PM and is near site where arrivals to the EU are processed

The Guardian - UK

Outrage as Hungary presides over EU talks on democratic standards

Country held chair due to rotating presidency despite Orbán government being under EU sanctions procedure

Radio France Internationale

Where did France's culture of political compromise go, and is it coming back?

It took France nine long weeks to form a government after parliamentary elections delivered a deeply divided National Assembly with no faction able to govern alone. The new prime minister has called for compromise – but that won't be easy in a country where meeting in the middle is often…

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Banned pesticides found in imported foods in France, data shows

Pesticides banned in France and within the European Union have been found in a substantial number of imported products. The

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