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The front page of 444.hu features a mix of international and domestic news, with a prominent story on a documentary detailing alleged Israeli military actions in Gaza and the resulting accusations against its Oscar-winning creators. Other top stories include the OpenAI CEO's views on AI and public…
A documentary titled 'NAZA' uses testimonies from 24 Israeli soldiers and intelligence officers to show how the military selected targets and anticipated civilian casualties in Gaza. The Israeli army denies the claims, and some politicians are seeking to revoke the citizenship of the award-winning…
The CEO of OpenAI acknowledges that public fears about artificial intelligence are justified, yet he argues for the necessity of trusting companies developing AI. Meanwhile, China has also entered the AI discussion, with its party newspaper publishing its stance.
According to the Minister of Education, PISA survey data indicates a shared problem affecting all children, regardless of socioeconomic background, suggesting social media is contributing to a decline in cognitive abilities.
The former minister issued a statement to MTI regarding the 2016 case after Péter Magyar brought it up in Parliament, claiming it was not his responsibility to verify the background of individuals nominated for state honors.
A former administrative state secretary from the previous government is suspected of misusing personal data after approving the dismissal of employees who had downloaded the Tisza Világ application.
The Kúria (Supreme Court) and the prosecutor general's office believe sexual assault can be established in a case from the art college dormitory, contrary to the first-instance verdict. The prosecutor general's motion outlines their arguments, with the next hearing in December.
A podcast episode discusses the 'superficial glamour' of the finance world, exploring the true face of Wall Street and opportunities for Hungarian youth in the financial sector.
This article delves into the control exerted by platforms over user attention and questions who, in turn, governs these powerful platforms.
