In the last 2 days ChatGPT read 53143 top news stories. After removing previously covered events, there are 9 articles with a significance score over 5.9.
[6.1] Google to share search engine data as part of antitrust ruling — wcvb.com (+111)Google must share search engine data due to an antitrust ruling, but will not be broken up.
A federal judge rejected the U.S. government's request to break up Google but ordered the company to provide rivals access to search data. This is to curb its alleged illegal monopoly.
The ruling follows a five-year-old antitrust case by the Justice Department focused on deals making Google the default search engine on devices. The judge did not ban these deals or force the sale of Chrome.[6.7] China launches new development bank and energy platform — apnews.com (+52)President Xi Jinping announced plans for a new development bank and energy platform at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit. This move is seen as a challenge to U.S. global leadership.
The announcement was made at the Tianjin summit, attended by leaders including Russia's Putin and India's Modi. Xi pledged $1.4 billion in loans to SCO members and opened China's BeiDou satellite system for their use.Highly covered news with significance over 5.5[6.6] Russia will help China surpass US nuclear power — reuters.com [$] (+2)[6.0] AI diagnostic software triples rate of full recovery in stroke patients — thetimes.com [$] (+5)[6.0] US prepares Venezuela military action in the Caribbean — expresso.pt (Portuguese) (+143)[5.9] Switzerland launched its own AI language model — letemps.ch (French) (+6)[5.7] U.S. makes it harder for TSMC, SK Hynix, Samsung to make chips in China — cnbc.com (+11)[5.7] Judge ruled Trump's LA troop deployment illegal — nytimes.com [$] (+101)[5.5] Parents could get alerts if children show acute distress while using ChatGPT — theguardian.com (+43)Thanks for reading!— Vadim
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A federal judge rejected the U.S. government's request to break up Google but ordered the company to provide rivals access to search data. This is to curb its alleged illegal monopoly.
The ruling follows a five-year-old antitrust case by the Justice Department focused on deals making Google the default search engine on devices. The judge did not ban these deals or force the sale of Chrome.[6.7] China launches new development bank and energy platform — apnews.com (+52)President Xi Jinping announced plans for a new development bank and energy platform at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit. This move is seen as a challenge to U.S. global leadership.
The announcement was made at the Tianjin summit, attended by leaders including Russia's Putin and India's Modi. Xi pledged $1.4 billion in loans to SCO members and opened China's BeiDou satellite system for their use.Highly covered news with significance over 5.5[6.6] Russia will help China surpass US nuclear power — reuters.com [$] (+2)[6.0] AI diagnostic software triples rate of full recovery in stroke patients — thetimes.com [$] (+5)[6.0] US prepares Venezuela military action in the Caribbean — expresso.pt (Portuguese) (+143)[5.9] Switzerland launched its own AI language model — letemps.ch (French) (+6)[5.7] U.S. makes it harder for TSMC, SK Hynix, Samsung to make chips in China — cnbc.com (+11)[5.7] Judge ruled Trump's LA troop deployment illegal — nytimes.com [$] (+101)[5.5] Parents could get alerts if children show acute distress while using ChatGPT — theguardian.com (+43)Thanks for reading!— Vadim
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