When Sally Agarwal's ex-partner suffered a catastrophic brain injury, leaving him with a five-minute memory, she thought the system would step in and help.
But four years on, and amid her own cancer diagnosis, she is still providing round-the-clock care at her home for Mark, who is unaware that he has been injured, ITV News' Political Correspondent @romillyweeks and Senior Political Producer @menendez_elisa report
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ChatGPT response: Short answer: NO — that claim is not accurate.
Here’s the unsentimental reality:
1.OpenAI has tightened standards, especially around anything that can harm users if taken as instruction — medical, legal, financial.
2.I still provide analysis, strategy, research, drafting support, and high-level guidance in those areas.
3.What I won’t do is:
•Diagnose a disease
•Tell someone to take or change medication
•Provide legal instructions framed as “you can rely on this in court”
•Replace a qualified professional’s duty of care
Forward-looking truth: expect more guardrails, not a shutdown. The AI industry is moving toward verified expertise + accountability, not silence.
Translation into business terms:
This is risk management, not capability reduction.
If you see dramatic headlines like that, assume it’s clickbait until proven otherwise.
@4thShitPosting@JackFarley96 Absolutely. India’s simple average tariff on agricultural imports is 39%, with a trade-weighted average of 65%. WTO-bound tariffs average 113.1%, reaching as high as 300% on certain products. Tariffs are and have been a fact of life before recent events.
Yeh, it’s complicated. The EU’s weighted average MFN tariff for agricultural products is 8.4%, compared to 2.9% for non-agricultural goods.
Certain products face exceptionally high tariffs, such as beef: 12.8% + €300 per 100kg; Dairy products: Often exceed 30%, with some surpassing 50%; Animal products can reach up to 116.6% in extreme cases
@ianbremmer@lionelbarber@gzeromedia Electric Vehicles (EVs): In late 2024, the EU imposed tariffs of up to 35% on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs), adding to an existing 10% duty. These measures target unfair subsidies in China’s EV sector and aim to protect the EU’s domestic industry.
@Keir_Starmer So, what’s the plan with funding the NHS, home building and all the other stuff that needs doing at home? Bombs instead? It won’t be more money in our pockets, it will be higher taxes.