Allen Praised For Always Seen Doing Chores In Villa

Jun 15 2023

Love Islander Allen has caught the attention of local social media for always being filmed doing chores around the villa, most notably washing the dishes.

A post was uploaded on Facebook page ‘Love Island Malta Community’, with the caption reading: ‘we often see him at the kitchen sink! #HUSBANDMATERIAL.

And the comments continued to praise the young contestant. ‘Well done Allen Piscopo, that’s how a man should be. Well done to his family for instilling good values’ said one.

‘Kudos to his mother’ said another. ‘That’s how men should be and not all these stereotypes that only women clean the house! Well done Allen!.’

‘The only guy seen doing anything’ said another. Another went on to straight up call him the best man in the house.

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Maltese minister Ian Borg attends Silvio Berlusconi’s funeral in Milan

Jun 14 2023

Maltese Minister for Foreign Affairs, EU Affairs & Trade, Ian Borg, headed to Milan to attend the state funeral held in honour of former Italian Prime Minister, Silvio Berlusconi. Representing the Maltese government, Minister Borg received an invitation from the Italian Government.

Minister Borg made an appearance among the sea of mourners gathered to bid farewell to Berlusconi, the larger-than-life politician known for his controversial career. Taking to social media, the Minister expressed his deepest condolences to the Berlusconi family and the Italian government, with a special emphasis on Vice Prime Minister Antonio Tajani, known to share a profound connection with the late Prime Minister.

Silvio Berlusconi died on Monday, June 12th at the age of 86. The former prime minister dead months after it was revealed that he was battling leukaemia, spending over six weeks in hospital from early April. The billionaire magnate was Italy’s longest serving prime minister post-war and had a polarising, yet powerful career in Italian politics, sports and media.

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EU Parliament approves world first rules on AI

Jun 14 2023

The European Parliament has just made history by adopting its position on legislation known as the EU AI Act, which would see systems presenting unacceptable level of risk banned.

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola addressed a press conference on the Artificial Intelligence Act, with a vote passing by a large majority – 4999 in favour, 28 against and 93 abstentions.

‘We’re making history’, wrote the President on social media. If Brussels hits the target of reaching an agreement by the end of the year, it would be the world’s first law regulating AI.

These include predictive policing tools or social scoring systems (used in China to classify people based on behaviour and socioeconomic status as per The Washington Post).

The legislation would set guards on generative AI, which include labelled content for the likes of ChatGPT.

It also restricts models from publishing summaries of copyrighted data and potentially ‘upending the systems that generate humanlike speech by scraping text from the internet, often from sources that include a copyright symbol.’

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