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EU Lawmakers Struggle to Finalise Law to Regulate ChatGPT and Generative AI
The members of European Parliament (MEPs) are racing to update AI regulation rules to catch up with an explosion of interest in generative AI, which has provoked awe and anxiety since OpenAI unveiled ChatGPT six months ago. The draft bill is not final and lawyers say it will likely take years to come into force. The speed of their work, though, is ...
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Brussels Cops Shoot At Car As Driver Claims He Has Explosives
Belgian police fired a shot at a vehicle in the Brussels district of Molenbeek and called in a bomb squad after the driver claimed to have explosives on board, Belgium's federal prosecutors said on Tuesday
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ISIS Magazine Names June Attackers In Paris, Brussels
The group's monthly online magazine Rumiyah, issued on Thursday, named Abu Maysun al-Faransi as the man who rammed a car carrying weapons and explosives into a police van as it drove in a convoy down Paris's Champs Elysees on June 19.
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Brussels Train Station Attack: What We Know
Belgian soldiers shot dead a suspected bomber who set off an explosion in one of the busiest train stations in Brussels on Tuesday.
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Belgium Has Identified Station Bomber: Interior Minister
Belgian security forces have identified a man who set off an explosion at a Brussels train station before he was shot and killed, Interior Minister Jan Jambon said today.
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Brussels Station Blast 'Considered A Terrorist Attack': Prosecutor
Belgian prosecutors are treating an incident in which soldiers shot a man after an explosion on Tuesday at a Brussels train station as a terrorist attack, a spokesman said.
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Suspect Shot Dead After Explosion At Brussels Train Station
Belgian troops patrolling Brussels Central Station "neutralised" a person after a small explosion on Tuesday, a police spokesman said, adding that there were no other casualties and the situation was under control.
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Explosion At Brussels Crime Lab, No Casualties: Prosecutors
An explosion at a criminology institute in Brussels early on Monday has caused major damage but no casualties, prosecutors and the fire service said.
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Man Detained Near Central Brussels Mall, No Explosives Found
Belgian police detained a man near a central Brussels shopping centre early on Tuesday, prompting a meeting of the prime minister and the national crisis response centre after initial suspicions that he was carrying explosives.
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Brussels Suspect 'Dumped Metro Bomb In Toilet'
A Swedish suspect in the Brussels and Paris attacks has told investigators that he dumped the explosives that he carried onto the Belgian capital's metro system into the toilet, reports said Friday.
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Must De-link Religion From Terrorism, Says PM Modi In Brussels
Underlining that terrorism needs to be de-linked from religion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called upon the United Nations to address the problem in his address to the Indian community in Brussels, struck by multiple explosions last week.
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Brussels Airport Says Building 'Stable,' Looking At Temporary Check-In Desks
Brussels Airport said Saturday an examination of the main building housing the departure hall wrecked by two suicide bombers showed the structure is stable and it will now see if temporary check-in desks can be installed.
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How Belgium Became The Hub Of Terror In Europe
For three days last week, counterterrorism officials and experts from dozens of countries gathered in Brussels for a conference on a threat quietly gathering in the city around them.
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Devastating Blasts And Grisly Scenes At Airport And Metro
In this city often called "the capital of Europe," the main departures hall at Brussels Airport was a typical hive of activity Tuesday morning. A babble of languages filled the hall as passengers milled at check-in counters. There was a line for steaming java at Starbucks.
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Brussels Attacks Stir Debate Over Airport Security
Twin explosions in the departure hall of Brussels Airport prompted several countries worldwide to review or tighten airport security on Tuesday and raised questions about how soon passengers should be screened when entering terminals.
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EU Lawmakers Struggle to Finalise Law to Regulate ChatGPT and Generative AI
The members of European Parliament (MEPs) are racing to update AI regulation rules to catch up with an explosion of interest in generative AI, which has provoked awe and anxiety since OpenAI unveiled ChatGPT six months ago. The draft bill is not final and lawyers say it will likely take years to come into force. The speed of their work, though, is ...
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Brussels Cops Shoot At Car As Driver Claims He Has Explosives
Belgian police fired a shot at a vehicle in the Brussels district of Molenbeek and called in a bomb squad after the driver claimed to have explosives on board, Belgium's federal prosecutors said on Tuesday
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ISIS Magazine Names June Attackers In Paris, Brussels
The group's monthly online magazine Rumiyah, issued on Thursday, named Abu Maysun al-Faransi as the man who rammed a car carrying weapons and explosives into a police van as it drove in a convoy down Paris's Champs Elysees on June 19.
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Brussels Train Station Attack: What We Know
Belgian soldiers shot dead a suspected bomber who set off an explosion in one of the busiest train stations in Brussels on Tuesday.
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Belgium Has Identified Station Bomber: Interior Minister
Belgian security forces have identified a man who set off an explosion at a Brussels train station before he was shot and killed, Interior Minister Jan Jambon said today.
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Brussels Station Blast 'Considered A Terrorist Attack': Prosecutor
Belgian prosecutors are treating an incident in which soldiers shot a man after an explosion on Tuesday at a Brussels train station as a terrorist attack, a spokesman said.
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Suspect Shot Dead After Explosion At Brussels Train Station
Belgian troops patrolling Brussels Central Station "neutralised" a person after a small explosion on Tuesday, a police spokesman said, adding that there were no other casualties and the situation was under control.
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Explosion At Brussels Crime Lab, No Casualties: Prosecutors
An explosion at a criminology institute in Brussels early on Monday has caused major damage but no casualties, prosecutors and the fire service said.
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Man Detained Near Central Brussels Mall, No Explosives Found
Belgian police detained a man near a central Brussels shopping centre early on Tuesday, prompting a meeting of the prime minister and the national crisis response centre after initial suspicions that he was carrying explosives.
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Brussels Suspect 'Dumped Metro Bomb In Toilet'
A Swedish suspect in the Brussels and Paris attacks has told investigators that he dumped the explosives that he carried onto the Belgian capital's metro system into the toilet, reports said Friday.
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Must De-link Religion From Terrorism, Says PM Modi In Brussels
Underlining that terrorism needs to be de-linked from religion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called upon the United Nations to address the problem in his address to the Indian community in Brussels, struck by multiple explosions last week.
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Brussels Airport Says Building 'Stable,' Looking At Temporary Check-In Desks
Brussels Airport said Saturday an examination of the main building housing the departure hall wrecked by two suicide bombers showed the structure is stable and it will now see if temporary check-in desks can be installed.
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How Belgium Became The Hub Of Terror In Europe
For three days last week, counterterrorism officials and experts from dozens of countries gathered in Brussels for a conference on a threat quietly gathering in the city around them.
-
Devastating Blasts And Grisly Scenes At Airport And Metro
In this city often called "the capital of Europe," the main departures hall at Brussels Airport was a typical hive of activity Tuesday morning. A babble of languages filled the hall as passengers milled at check-in counters. There was a line for steaming java at Starbucks.
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Brussels Attacks Stir Debate Over Airport Security
Twin explosions in the departure hall of Brussels Airport prompted several countries worldwide to review or tighten airport security on Tuesday and raised questions about how soon passengers should be screened when entering terminals.
