Chatbot Involved in Tragic Death of Woman with Epilepsy
A US woman with epilepsy died after using a chatbot to adjust her medication, sparking a lawsuit against the AI company.
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A US woman with epilepsy died after using a chatbot to adjust her medication, sparking a lawsuit against the AI company.
Libya's Supreme Judicial Council, led by Miftah Al-Qawi, requests exemption from the unified salary scale for its members, citing the need to maintain judicial independence and integrity.
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Contract teachers in Libya protest delayed payments, demand financial differences be settled