grenades, forced by russian plaza way, seated on both the short, this multi 1000000 west and supplied ahmed personnel chart. russian for us to secure the don bus city of toronto, and we hear from locals to solve the atrocities they say. ukraine submitted there and a massive slide of over 600000 syrians from the home to neighboring 11 on since the start of internal fighting that caused a government over throwing november terms. archie talked with refugees under threats and reluctance to return home. no one is paying attention to us. we hope international organizations look into these matters. they entered a house, killed the father and son, rape the wife, and their 7 year old daughter, the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow year, watching archie international. we start with breaking news on gary on foreign minister peters. the article has commented on ukraine's failed attack on energy infrastructure located in southern russia. the targeted gas compressors, station supplied encore as the turks treatment pipeline, budapest, the top diplomat said, the ru isn't indispensable part of central europe

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i don't think has an act boss, shaheed, or ahmed out as it was. team of reporters and camera operators are all in the ground in garza, we have coverage around the talk with detailed analysis on our website, which is 0. don't com for further discussion of that, but you can go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you'll find this on the x at a j inside story for me. change based on the team here in doha. please stay safe and well bye. for now, the after daring political come back and the decisive election when donald trump is set to return to the white house. joining us for an in depth look at trans policies, how they'll affect americans and the world from 2nd term, analogies here. deep in the brazilian amazon, the shipping to inspiring global environmental action app pushing on a number of products to bring the attention of the walls. so what is going on? yeah, through cultural revised and environmental stewardship. the efforts on assessed or traditions well shaped in a sustainable future for the planets. thousands of trees planted food. well, it

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and in karachi and focused on eyeball shaheed ahmed, a senior diplomatic correspondent huff post. he's coming like watching a book on the by the administration, and garza, thank you all of you for joining us. let's go to athens 1st ha. from what you've read, what you can see, what you're hearing, how close are we to a deal? ok. well thank you very much chance for having me on the program. i think we're close to getting through phase one of the best deal. i do caution people from thinking that phase one automatically leads to phase 2 of them not to goes to phase 3 that they'll be a withdrawal of the idea from gaza. so i'm very cautious about calling this a ceasefire deal. i think we're still in the phase where this is a hostage negotiation because really i'm quite cynical about the notion that we're going to see a withdrawal of the idea of from gaza, which would make it an actual ceasefire, where it didn't end to fighting is actually intended as opposed to attempt report, most of i do think that were close. uh there were some reports um, literally earlier on today that indicated th

to all guess today on inside story. ha, how do you alone think cast an act basha, he'd ahmed out as it was, team of reporters and camera operators are all in the ground in garza, we have coverage around the talk with detailed analysis on our website, which is 0. don't com for further discussion of that, but you can go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you'll find this on the x at a j inside story for me. change based on the team here in doha. please stay safe and well bye for now. the the latest news as it breaks the book just for 12, with solutions and i'm so, so the o problem which could this 5 best afford for the new administration with detailed coverage for people on business or something affected by a types of loans by i'm groups in the region with more than paid 10 percent of the population consider for from around the world, implementing free meals program, the government ends to reach at least 15000000 by the end of this year. unique perspectives. what could my community be gaining if we weren't spending money on all of those bonds? k

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sense of your goodness lift up your countenance upon and give them peace for jesus christ stars, or ahmed the of the. so it just watching the coffin of the former president jimmy casa, being brought slowly into the national cathedral in washington dc. many people came to washington, then they steven to pay the tribute not to mention luminaries, politicians. this was somebody who really brought people together. that's right. i think we even saw this on the procession, his body leaving plains, georgia and coming up to the capital. going all the way up the east coast. there were individuals who were waiting along the roadsides, waiting over of bypasses, over passes, waving, holding flags, saluting. so you see these kinds of gestures, these outpouring of emotions when someone so important passes away and whether you like quarter as a president or not. he holds a meaningful period for many americans lives. he represents a meaningful period, i should say. so to see someone like the past, it's a marker for many people, even if they may not be especially close to the president. but carter of cour

ahmed here. we have got to get the congress started, which begins tomorrow and we have to get immediately to work. if a few republicans do decide to oppose johnson, it could take multiple rounds of voting to pick a speaker. but it's unclear who else would be able to get enough votes to secure the top spot. and the incoming president says he'll work to rally republicans for johnson needed and they want get >> is that why they can win right now? people most everybody in washington. i'm hannah brandt. hughes. >> after the break, a new far dedicated to celebrating women's sports is coming to san francisco. what insp red the owners to make this happen? it's a new era for the historic san francisco flour market. pretty flowers there today. dozens of floral vendors. >> set up shop at the markets. new patrol hill for the first time. the san francisco flour market had been located on 6th in brandon in soma since 1956. and has been operating in san francisco for more than a century. it is now the largest w

ahmed here. we've got to get the congress started, which begins tomorrow and we have to get immediately to work. if a few republicans do decide to oppose johnson, it could take multiple rounds of voting to pick a speaker. but it's unclear who else would be able to get enough votes to secure the top spot. and the incoming president says he'll work to rally repu licans for johnson needed and they want get >> is that what they can win right now? people most everybody in washington. i'm hannah brandt. spoke today. the president is touting his judicial confirmations as the most diverse group ever. he appointed about a quarter of all active federal judges during his term. >> kron four's washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the president's remarks. opportunity republicans will soon have to reshape the judiciary. the judge will be independent. they'll be fair impartial. president joe biden appointed and the senate confirmed 235 judges to the federal bench. one more than president-elect

germany's and france's foreign ministers are visiting syria to meet its new, de facto leader ahmed al—sharaasad regime. the ministers have visited the notorious saydnaya prison and are holding talks on behalf of the european union with the new syrian leader. it is the highest level visit by western powers since the rebel group seized power. she said she had made clear that women's rights are essential for improving human rights in syria. here she is speaking a short time ago. fix, syria. here she is speaking a short time ago.— syria. here she is speaking a short time ago. a better future for s ria short time ago. a better future for syria means _ short time ago. a better future for syria means an _ short time ago. a better future for syria means an inclusive, . for syria means an inclusive, peaceful transfer of power, reconciliation and reconstruction. this requires political dialogue, involving all ethnic and religious groups, involving men and equally women. they almost be involved in the constitution process and in the future syrian government. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. s

. >> professor ahmed bonafe is a tech expert at san jose state university. he was part of a group of silicon valley leaders who wrote a letter to the white house in 2023 urging president biden to create guidelines surrounding the creation and use of ai. bonafe says the cybertruck explosion is exactly the type of incident that letter was hoping to stop. >> if somebody is asking about something like this, information is available, but at the same time, this is going to be a flag. either you block that information or you alert the authorities. >> some disagree, though. that includes josh richmond, a spokesperson for the electronic frontier foundation. >> we're not sure we see how this is a game changer, given that such information has been available online via traditional search engines for decades and in public libraries for a century before that. >> chatgpt creator openai echoed those sentiments and said they were working with law enforcement. on tuesday, they released a statement which reads in part, we are saddened by this incident and committed to seeing a

san jose state professor ahmed banafa says. >> this is a sign of companies putting more focus on ai when they move with big. you know, when you talk about playoffs, they. >> they they let a lot of people go at the same time, want to change direction to change direction? big for years, meta has used third-party fact checkers for social media platforms. california state senator scott wiener says he's fallen victim to hate speech online before he's concerned that the changes that meta will only flood its platforms with hate. it increased the risk of suicide. now that mark zuckerberg is basically explicitly authorizing. >> homophobic transphobic speech. i know it's going to get worse with the threats and the speech. we reached out to meta for comment but have not heard back. >> senator wiener says he does not expect the federal government to hold men accountable when it comes to hate speech online. this is the california legislature will be passing state laws to protect the public reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, about what is at 6. a 4 year-old been i

the, the foreign ministers of france and germany have met the leader of serious new administration ahmed out sharaya in the capital, damascus is one of the highest level of western diplomatic business. since the side regime was toppled last month hush in my head by every force from damascus on the bulk. and joe knew where bubble came with a list of demands for the band. who now bu, sylvia, the german, minnesota far enough as and her friends account about aust, the new administration to renounce act of vengeance for an inclusive government protect by novices and whole elections soon. it was amazing phase to break the ice between the band who has emerged from the shadows and skeptically european officials. old pal, good when tested to europe is prepared to offer support to europe will not be a sponsor if you knew as long as structures. this is not only an all or an interest, but it is also everything that i've heard time and again from the many, many people from syria in germany, but also from the many syrians here in the region. earlier in the day, the german diplomat met the white helmet

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embraced as theory as new liter ahmed al sharra in damascus. in a sign of to your kids growing influence in shaping serious fee, it just stays after. but charlotte stops slid. el shara was seen was purchased intelligence chief ibrahim colored within a week. the turkish flag was raised at the embassy that has reopened. after 12 years, us presents elect donald trump cold turkey, a major force and key to serious feature extrude. yeah, that's, that's the country that has the most potential animals. well, genuine influence to, to be honest, to, to shape things that it'll lead to leave the message for an investment that doesn't have, but it has expertise on the ground. it has an influence. huge influence with, i'll show and then it has ties with potential finance. here's like a guitar to try to shape events. purchase presence, ridge up, type ad on has pledged, full cabinets support to the new syria and administration. who's experienced in governance has so far be limited to ad lib took his role in there could be the, the in the as a role of rebuildin

1st fund visit since the full of the outside regime last month had of serious new administration. ahmed shut off. i said that saudi arabia will have a big role in the countries future. serial leaders are looking to shore up regional land, international support in order to improve the country's economy and infrastructure, often moving 13 years of civil. i'll just say it was rachel said has moved from the capital of damascus. for city is $1.00 to $25.00 is the 1st year we'd all have to assess families in more than half a century. and they are trying to adopt into these new realities. that is a so the rates we move in in damascus. city is all of domestics that $1.00 to $25.00 is going to be the year that they are going to rebuild. they have come to, however, they're well aware of this amount of challenges have as well. because they know that the last 15 years of the civil war happened to the states, much of the country crippled the economy and scared the nation. but over they know that they need a national, the cost of the nation as well. and for that and even ration is planning to have a

his syrian counterpart and tony with a johnny met with the leader of a serious new administration, ahmed osh law. as well as new foreign minister asked how long should buy me. his visit comes a day after he hosted a special meeting with us secretary of state antony blinking, and e for an ministers in rome to align the strategies on serious transition a good afternoon during these talks last night, we concentrated on the importance of lifting the sanctions of these sanctions were imposed on the previous regina ousted regina and the sanctions hit, the syrian people, they must be lifted it so typically will play a role in this regard. and i think open and structured dialogue in this particular period of time is quite important. so me look at the design and i've also been about a few of them. we need to confirm my commitment to the values and principles that will boost the human rights and seriously every 30 and regardless of the effect. because the law will prevail and citizenship will apply equally to everyone. this is quite important to keep and maintain the stability and sovereignty of s

but it's not just protest is where being abducted canyon is like use of ahmed a county assembly representative from nothing? kenya, he said to have been snatched in r o b. he's relatives say they've tried all they can to find him. but 4 months later, he's still missing. if he is not in any government. eh, got fitted, says they are holding him as well. and they know ways just i'm, it's family members say they want him back home, even if he's dead. cathy slowly all just sierra nairobi. sedans, government says it's army has liberated the strategic city of what my dani, that south of a capital costume. it's sold as a now advancing to pay a pockets of the foreign ministry rapids support forces. soldiers were carried on the shoulders of crowds and fought for them as people celebrate to the armies biggest game in any 2 years of fighting. one, madonna, is the capital of desirous state and has been under control of the recess since december 2023 to 0. is he but morgan has no, not from a capital call to. it's the sitting, these armies gain of what am i the need, the capital of a to z to states comes of

to ethiopia, by somali as president house on chef mama, tops with the opiates prime minister of the ahmed were described as positive. a dispute between the 2 neighbours began in january last year of, to ethiopia, signed a maritime deal with some of the as break. and we had region of some on the land when the deal would have gone to the other side of the access to the red sea by a port and somebody land. and a military presence that mogadishu considers the modern and thought of its territory. it cooled a deal of aggression and recalled it's on bassett, a to ethiopia. some of these leaders come to egypt with whom it has a decade long defense. but in september cairo sent a shipment of weapons to somalia and relate to discuss deploying troops that at the end of last year, leaders meant to sign the uncovered declaration. recognizing the need for ip. he has access to the see while respecting the territorial integrity of somalia. they agreed to resolve disputes through dial. what come on hudson is from the center for strategic and international studies. he says, it's not clear how restore relati

against russian positions and rushes cost region equation troops are forced to use heavy artillery, ahmed vehicles on the infantry during the assault northeast of a small town of subject reports of defensive comes as russia has intensified efforts to push ukrainian forces from the foothold in costs, which keeps these as potential leverage and future peace towards you. credit and present the automated landscapes as russian forces last up to $400.00 flights as during the bottles. a little of the vase commander in chief, also reported on the situation and the curse region, specifically in the past, was near just one village like nascar. in the kirk region. the russian army lost up to a battalion of infantry, including north korean soldiers and russian paratroopers. i've got tons of, of a sudden turn a whole has moved from call, have the general stuff of ukraine's military admit that this operation is ongoing, though they make no claims to specific games as yet, nor are they making public the objectives. but it does seem not coincidental that this is happening almost exactly 2 weeks before th

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najib mikati met syria's new de facto leader, ahmed al—sharaa.p to syria by a lebanese leader since the start of the syrian civil war. the uk chancellor, rachel reeves, has defended her visit to china today — saying it is "squarely in our national interest" to deliver growth, and that agreements reached in beijing would be worth £600 million to the uk over the next five years. her trip has been overshadowed by a 16 year high in uk borrowing costs and a fall in the value of the pound, with some conservatives saying she's "fled" to beijing. 0ur china correspondent laura bicker reports. she may be here to do business but she is facing criticism, she's fleeing heavy economic burden is at home. at the british made brompton bike shop in beijing, she defended her visit. growth is the number one mission of this government, to make our country better off, that's why i'm in china to unlock tangible benefits for british businesses, exporting and trading around the world. this is a major relationship reset, the first meeting between a uk chancellor and her c

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. >> professor ahmed bonafe is a tech expert at san jose state university.t of a group of silicon valley leaders who wrote a letter to the white house in 2023 urging president biden to create guidelines surrounding the creation and use of ai. bonafe says the cybertruck explosion is exactly the type of incident that letter was hoping to stop. >> if somebody is asking about something like this, information is available, but at the same time, this is going to be a flag. either you block that information or you alert the authorities. >> some disagree, though. that includes josh richmond, a spokesperson for the electronic frontier foundation. >> we're not sure we see how this is a game changer, given that such information has been available online via traditional search engines for decades and in public libraries for a century before that. >> chatgpt creator openai echoed those sentiments and said they were working with law enforcement. on tuesday, they released a statement which reads in part, we are saddened by this incident and committed to seeing ai tools use

for fortunately, use heavy artillery, ahmed vehicles and infantry drawing. the assault north east of a small town of such a defensive comes as russia intensifies efforts to push ukrainian forces from the foothold in task which keep sees as potential leverage and future peace talks. us as a live out to during the whole he's in call q for us. so general, what are the cleaning saying about this latest offensive and cost? while a general commander of the pregnant ministry has confirmed that this operation is ongoing of $42.00 battlefield slashes. they said the initiated at the beginning 12 are still ongoing. they don't make any claims to specific territorial gains at the moment, nor are they making public their objectives. but it does seem pretty clear that what they would be trying to do in this coast region is consolidate at least possibly expand the russian territory that they hold, that they've held since a surprise at bounce back in august last year since then. and more recently, they have lost some 40 to 50 percent of that territory to russian contra tax b

the troops reportedly use heavy artillery, ahmed vehicles and infantry during the assault. northeast of the ton of switzer defensive commons is rusher intensifies efforts to push the cranium forces from the foothold in task. the credits will be meeting allies in germany this week about boosting the defense this out to train, but they have dozens of partner countries will participate, including those capable of boosting or defense, not only against missiles, but also against guided bombs and russian aircraft. we'll be discussing this with them and working to persuade them lives need protection here and now when you create an air defense systems must be operational for this purpose. that's enough from china haul, who reports from khaki of on ukraine's offensive. the general stuff of ukraine's military admit that this operation is ongoing, though they make no claims to specific games as yet, nor are they making public the objectives. but it does seem not coincidental that this is happening almost exactly 2 weeks before the, you know, gratian of donald trump, his return to the white hous

ahmed was 13, mohammed,11, and abdul rahman, seven.cold family tent. now their family says theirfinal goodbye. three young brothers killed in al—mawasi. translation: this is the safe place the army is talking about. _ there's no safe place in gaza. what the occupation claims is blatant lies. this is what gaza's displaced families woke up to — carnage in the place they fled to for safety. woman screams the israeli military says it killed the commander of hamas's internal security service, hussam shahwan, saying he'd helped the group's military wing plan attacks on israeli forces in gaza. the hamas—run interior ministry says the head of police, mahmoud saleh, was also among the dead and accused israel of spreading chaos by killing police officers. israel has repeatedly attacked this camp at al—mawasi, accusing hamas operatives of hiding among civilians. translation: since the beginning of 2025, there's been a significantl escalation of israeli air strikes across the gaza strip, especially in areas with large civilian gatherings. there wa

the troops reportedly use heavy artillery, ahmed vehicles, and infantry during the sold will peace of the time suits your defensive comes especially intensifies f as to pushing quite new forces from that foothold incurs ukrainians will be meeting allies in germany this week. about boosting the defense is the shop to train, but many dozens of partner countries will participate, including those capable of boosting or defense, not only against missiles, but also against guided bombs and russian aircraft. we'll be discussing this with them and working to persuade them. lives need protection here and now and ukraine and air defense systems must be operational for this purpose. austria is conservative, say they will now and to coalition talks with the far right freedom party and a major shift in policy. the concept is new. the appointed leader says he expects the far right to be asked by the president to form a government the pro russian freedom party wanting to buy seats. this attempt is parliamentary election. but we need a coalition paula. and what is a govern? tulsa called. they haven't

a girl that speak to one of those, and she is right now. joining me is ahmed abu shaw, who's the deputy director of move. i'm team very quickly. what is milan? team 1st? well, etc, etc. the organization we are working in live in noticing the areas of syria. i don't see that country now on the left of the city is a bit of thing. we're providing people of, uh, medical aids, uh human center and it shows the uh, dimensions that as well. so tell me 1st your personal reaction to what has happened in this country. you, we can't imagine that now we're out in the most course. we also the bread thing, the city of without a separate team off the, for any is of the bumping down to the displacement of people. now we start that again to the big though. uh, company. now we uh read the of the people without sitting in the gym without that said, what would you describe the atmosphere as like, you're going to have a constant here tonight? is he needs celebration or is that some reflection get given what has happened over the last day? the 14 years? yeah. let's say now we have so bad thing with us with my

ahmed was 13, mohamed was 11 and abdulrahman was seven.ahwan. it accused him of having helped hamas's military wing plan attacks on israeli forces in gaza. the hamas—run interior ministry condemned the killing, but it also confirmed that the head of police was also among those dead. it accused israel of spreading chaos by killing police officers who, as they say, were doing their humanitarian and their national duty. today, there has been more than a dozen israeli strikes across the gaza strip. also remember that the recent cold and wet weather has worsened conditions in the gaza strip for displaced families. since tuesday, more than 1,500 tents have been flooded with rainwater and sewage, according to the civil defence services. the end of 2024 was hoped to bring a ceasefire agreement and a desperately needed respite for the people of gaza, and yet the beginning of 2025 has brought in more bloodshed. 0k, ok, that is our programme at this hour. thank you so much for watching bbc news. we are back at the top of the next hour. hello there. a

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. >> 27-year-old document -- 27-year-old ahmed has spent his life fighting but now fears new oppressors under a different name. >> we learn to be silent. we are not used to talking about politics. even when we saw things that were wrong, we kept quiet. we don't want to be under another dictator's rule or another terrorist organization. >> i asked what he thinks about the guarantees of full amnesty as they build a state of rights for all syrians. he is not convinced. >> we are afraid of what might happen in the future. now all the cameras are focused on syria, but it will be forgotten in a few months. we need international supervision to make sure. >> his fears have proved justified. attacks in surrounding villages have left dozens of dead and injured and neighborhoods in pieces. the memory of years of atrocities runs deep here. with bashar and his family safe in moscow, those seen as aiding his reign bear the brunt. this road links a la white and sunni neighborhoods living side-by-side. the legacy of decades of living without. she has not seen her four children in more than a decade. th

ahmed al alli still had extremist mindset 2016 according to declassified files. al-sha'by may have been linked to hijacking plot in asia. 11 guys spent 20 years in prison without ever being charged a lawyer for two of them is quoted by the "new york times" as saying they want to live their lives. they want to get married. they want to have kids. they want to get a job and have normal lives. at one point there were about 800 prisoners in gitmo. now it's down to 15. and recent estimates put the cost at about $13 million per prisoner per year. so even if joe biden fails in his promise to close gitmo for good. emptying it out like this puts a lot of pressure on successors to close it if for no other reason becoming too expensive. breaking news about one of the remaining 15 prisoners, his name is raheem al afghany, according to a "wall street journal" item crossing right now. biden administration has had negotiations in doha, qatar negotiating with the taliban about a possible trade for mr. al afghani for three americans that the biden administration believes are held

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joining us now columnist for the independent, ahmed baba. thanks for getting up with us.ges. can you walk us through the implications it will have for users and myself every day. >> you've outlined it pretty clear here. we've got this fact checking roll back where now instead of relying on expert fact checkers they're going to go the way of elon musk and doing community notes. beyond that they're not only removing the expertise when it comes to the fact checking, they're targeting the content restrictions on issues and zuckerberg exclusively mentioned immigration and gender, which were truly hot button issues during the 2024 election right with disinformation. as much as we can blame the anti-incumbency effect and other issues as to the reason why trump won, we know -- we also have they have reducing enforcement of their automatic processes to automatically flag kind of the lower level content violations and these rules. so essentially taking these rules together, these changes, you're going to have a system where you are rolling back the content restrictions on really co

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ahmed mohammed helped to dig the graves and bury the dead near khartoum. >> most of those people diedf disease and starvation. rsf fighters deprived us of everything. >> the u.s. treasury department levied sanctions on rsf leader mohammad hamdan, also known as hemedti, plus seven rsf-owned companies based in the united arab emirates. the rsf stems from the government-backed janjaweed militias, a largely-arab force that brutally crushed an uprising of non-arabs in the 2000's, killing hundreds of thousands of people. in 2004, the u.s. declared that war in darfur a genocide. years later, a 2020 peace agreement was quickly undone by a coup and subsequent fighting the following year. and by 2023, a full-blown civil war as the rsf fight the sudanese military for control of the country. the war has accelerated an already-dire humanitarian crisis. millions of sudanese are short on food, water, and electricity, and the medical system is on the verge of collapse. the u.s. envoy for sudan tom perriello says some estimates suggest close to 150,000 people have been killed as a result of the confli

the coded message there is that arif ahmed, who's the free speech tsar?he academic freedom directorate, is more or less going to be on a tight leash. and so what i think that's going to mean is when arif goes to universities and says, oh, your policies are not compliant with the act, he's going to be sort of rapped on the knuckles. a hand will come on the shoulder, and there's no way he's going to be allowed to find people. >> so let's just step out a minute. so what what we've got in universities in britain, which most people won't be aware, we've got this creeping cancel culture, we've got this creeping woke ideology. we've got the fact that universities now lean overwhelmingly to the left. i think i'm right in saying that about 80, 85% of academics identify on the left of politics today. you've got lots of students self—censoring, hiding their views, concealing their views because they're scared of speaking up. and now we've got a labour government that's basically removing all of the venom, if you like, from this new law, which means that the status q

. >> professor ahmed bonafe is a tech expert at san jose state university.was part of a group of silicon valley leaders who wrote a letter to the white house in 2023 urging president biden to create guidelines surrounding the creation and use of ai. bonafe says the cybertruck explosion is exactly the type of incident that letter was hoping to stop. >> if somebody is asking about something like this, information is available. but at the same time, this is going to be a flag. either you block that information or you alert the authorities. >> some disagree, though. that includes josh richman, a spokesperson for the electronic frontier foundation. >> we're not sure we see how this is a game changer, given that such information has been available online via traditional search engines for decades and in public libraries for a century before that. >> chatgpt creator openai echoed those sentiments and said they were working with law enforcement. on tuesday, they released a statement which reads in part, we are saddened by this incident and committed to seeing ai too