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UAE bars Iranian airlines as US sanctions squeeze Iran’s aviation sector
UAE joins Oman, Iraq, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkmenistan in restricting access to Iranian airlines.
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UAE joins Oman, Iraq, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkmenistan in restricting access to Iranian airlines. Tehran hints retaliation as Georgia and Azerbaijan suspend Iranian flights amid mounting US sanctions on airlines. Two hurricanes battered U.S. Pacific coastlines; industry insiders warn artificial intelligence could "kill all humans."
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Why is Iran threatening regional airports, and what could be the impact?
Tehran hints retaliation as Georgia and Azerbaijan suspend Iranian flights amid mounting US sanctions on airlines.
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Two hurricanes battered U.S. Pacific coastlines; industry insiders warn artificial intelligence could "kill all humans."
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Two hurricanes battered U.S. Pacific coastlines; industry insiders warn artificial intelligence could "kill all humans."
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9/9: CBS Evening News
Two hurricanes battered U.S. Pacific coastlines; industry insiders warn artificial intelligence could "kill all humans."
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9/9: CBS Evening News
Two hurricanes battered U.S. Pacific coastlines; industry insiders warn artificial intelligence could "kill all humans."
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Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon quit his job, alleging that neither Anthropic nor OpenAI is acting ethically and that the two tech giants are aware they are "gambling with our lives." CBS News' Jo Ling Kent has more on what you need to know.