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Washington Cold to Iran’s Proposals; Trump Dissatisfied, Reports British Media
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Manipur: Can a new chief minister bring peace to the troubled state?
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Egypt’s Dar Al-Ifta Bans Using ChatGPT for Quranic Interpretation
CAIRO (News Agencies) Egypt’s Dar Al-Ifta has issued a religious edict (fatwa) prohibiting the use of ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence (AI) applications for understanding the interpretation of the Holy Quran.The fatwa states that for the correct understanding of religious teachings, only authentic and experienced scholars should be relied upon. The edict clearly mentions that…
