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From giving advice and analyzing graphs to guiding someone through a math equation and even cracking a joke, the new model of ChatGPT, called GPT-4o, is touted as having real-time responses in natural human tone. As featured on Artificial intelligence to now answer Google searches, raising fears of less link traffic Millions of people this week will start to see summaries generated by AI technology at the top of the search engine's results page.

The interpreter for Los Angeles Dodgers sensation Shohei Ohtani is set to enter a not guilty plea to charges of bank and tax fraud. Despite last week's agreement to plead guilty in a related gambling scandal, wherein he's accused of embezzling nearly $17 million from Ohtani for illegal betting, the interpreter maintains his innocence in the current proceedings. The anticipated plea is considered a routine part of the legal process and does not negate his prior admission of guilt in the gambling case. The situation remains complex, as the interpreter navigates through the legal ramifications of his alleged involvement in financial crimes. As featured on Mizuhara, ex-interpreter for MLB star Shohei Ohtani, pleads not guilty as a formality LOS ANGELES — The former interpreter for Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani pleaded not guilty Tuesday to bank and tax fraud, a formality ahead of a plea deal he’s negotiated with federal prosecutors in a wide-ranging sports betting case.

Newsletter SignupProf. John Siliciano ’75, law, will serve as interim provost effective July 1, according to an email from current Provost Michael Kotlikoff to the Cornell community on Monday, May 13. Kotlikoff will serve as interim president for a two-year term beginning on July 1. While Kotlikoff transitions from serving as provost to interim president, Siliciano will join the administrative ranks as interim provost. Siliciano brings experience with academic and operational efforts, coupled with familiarity with Cornell to the provost position. He has previously served as interim dean and senior vice provost for academic affairs at the Law School and as vice provost of Cornell University.

While the Cincinnati Reds broke their losing streak finally against the Giants, they followed that win up with a very frustrating loss the following day. As I am writing this, they are hoping to pull off a much-needed series win on Sunday, but there are so many question marks with this roster. Can they find a way to win games when they get behind early? At 40 games into the season, the Reds have a losing record. Fine LineThere is a fine line between being aggressive and making silly mistakes on the pads.

I am also an Indigenous studies scholar who works on Indigenous critiques of imperialism and settler colonialism as an associate professor in Literatures in English at Cornell. It does not want a vibrant, queer, feminist and grounded Indigenous studies department to exist across colleges and disciplines. To build support for Indigenous studies and Palestinian studies on its campus, Cornell needs to commit to a vision borne from divestment. The students in Cornell encampment have made the necessary connections and understand Palestinian dispossession and North American Indigenous dispossession as foundationally linked. The Cornell Daily Sun is interested in publishing a broad and diverse set of content from the Cornell and greater Ithaca community.

Dhaka Metropolitan Detective Police say they have arrested three members of the banned militant outfit Jama'atul Ansar Fil Hindal Sharqiya, reports bdnews24.com. The police media cell shared the information in a press statement on Monday night but did not provide details about the arrestees or when and where they were arrested. The detective branch of police will provide details in a press briefing on Tuesday. The Bangladesh Army led a mission against the KNF after there were bloody clashes, bank robberies and weapons looting in the hill tracts. A few dozen KNF members were arrested while the authorities warned tourists not to travel to the hills.

Govt asks hajj agencies not to take money from pilgrims for QurbaniDHAKA, May 14, 2024 (BSS) – In order to make the hajj travel hassle-free, the Minister of Religious Affairs has asked all hajj agencies not to take extra money from pilgrims for animals to be sacrificed in Saudi Arabia during the hajj this year. Apart from this, the ministry also issued several other instructions following a meeting with Abdur Rahman Ghyanam, director general of Jeddah Airport Services, Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah. The officials of Bangladesh hajj offices located in Makkah and Jeddah and owners of the hajj agencies joined the virtual meeting. The pilgrims will perform the Qurbani according to their desire by purchasing the Saudi government bank coupon or through own arrangement. Considering the country’s image, the ministry also asked the hajj agencies not to send zarda cartoons (tobacco products) to Saudi Arabia through the hajj pilgrims.

An Indian UN worker lost his life in Gaza after a targeted attack on a UN vehicle in Rafah, marking the first international casualty in the Israel-Hamas conflict. The incident highlights the risks faced by humanitarian workers in conflict zones. UN Secretary-General António Guterres condemned the attack, emphasising the need to protect humanitarian workers. Indian UN representative Ruchira Kamboj condemned civilian casualties and emphasised adherence to international law. #GazaWar #UNWorkerKilled #RafahAttack #UNVehicleAttack #UNSecurity #IsraelGazaWar #UN #DSSWorker #ConflictZone #HumanitarianSafety ~PR.152~ED.155~GR.124~HT.96~As featured on Palestinians mark 76 years of dispossession as a potentially even larger catastrophe unfolds in Gaza Palestinians on Wednesday will mark the 76th year of their mass expulsion from what is now Israel, an event that is at the core of their national struggle.

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They beat the 11-year-old girl with iron rods and sticks inside a locked roomA Dhaka court has sentenced a couple to life in prison for killing their child domestic aide in Kamalapur more than 18 years ago. Nazrul Islam and his wife Rabeya Akhter, both railway workers, were found guilty and fined Tk 20,000 each. According to the case details, Shilpi Begum, 11, worked at Nazrul's home on Kabi Jasim Uddin Road in North Kamalapur. Talking to the people around, she learned that Nazrul and his wife had assaulted Shilpi with iron rods and sticks within a locked room. “I had requested the court to summon key individuals related to the case for testimony, but the request was denied."

REUTERS/Sarah Meyssonnier/FileThe intense northern hemisphere summer heat that drove wildfires across the Mediterranean, buckled roads in Texas and strained power grids in China last year made it not just the warmest summer on record - but the warmest in some 2,000 years, new research suggests. The stark finding comes from one of two new studies released on Tuesday, as both global temperatures and climate-warming emissions continue to climb. Last year's summer season temperatures on lands between 30 and 90 degrees north latitude reached 2.07 degrees Celsius (3.73 degrees Fahrenheit) higher than pre-industrial averages, the study said. "We don't have such data," Esper said. That would account for about 1% of global deaths - roughly the same toll taken by the global COVID-19 pandemic.

General Daily Insight for May 14, 2024 Working hard and playing hard are both favored under these alignments. Once the Moon squares sensual Venus at 7:47 pm EDT, we’ll probably err on the side of embracing pure pleasure. As the comfort-craving Moon snuggles up in your cozy 4th house, staying home can be wonderfully nourishing for you. Cancer June 21 – July 22 Your ambition might set you apart from your friends at the moment. As the devoted Moon in your relationship zone trines decisive Mars in your communication sector, you’re equipped to look for realistic solutions without trampling anyone’s feelings.

“As most of their members have been arrested, they were trying to reorganise differently for the group’s survival. Mashiur was a member of Islami Shasantantra Andolan before getting involved in the new militant group, according to the chief of DMP’s DB. The Bangladesh Army conducted an operation against the KNF in the wake of bloody clashes, bank robberies and weapons looting in the hill tracts. A few dozen KNF members were arrested while the authorities warned tourists not to travel to the hills. The Counterterrorism and Transnational Crime Unit had said that members of the banned militant outfits Harkatul Jihad, Ansar Al Islam and Jamaatul Mujahideen had formed the new armed group Sharqiya.

The Coalition for Mutual Liberation voluntarily took down its pro-Palestine encampment on Monday, two and a half weeks after it was initially erected on April 25. Supporters held small candles as demonstrators discussed the significance of the encampment for themselves and the people of Palestine. The vigil ended with supporters joining in a human chain, reminiscent of the one formed on the first day of the encampment. Supporters had surrounded participants on April 25 as they passed the 8 p.m. deadline to leave, a cutoff marked with threats of academic suspensions from administrators. CML also pledged to donate at least half of the encampment’s financial support garnered from community members to charities supporting Palestinians in Gaza.