ICC Prosecutor Seeks Arrest Warrants, Senate Border Bill, Scarlett Johansson ChatGPT

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🗓️ 21 May 2024

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The chief prosecutor at the International Criminal Court is seeking arrest warrants for top leaders of Hamas and Israel, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The Democratic-led Senate will hold a second vote on bipartisan border legislation that failed to pass earlier this year. And Scarlett Johansson says the maker of ChatGPT copied her voice for its new AI personal assistant.

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0:00.0	How do Israelis respond to a call to arrest their prime minister?
0:07.0	The prosecutor for the International Criminal Court seeks warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu,
0:11.0	his defense minister, and leaders of Hamas.
0:14.0	Daniel Estrin follows the reaction.
0:15.8	I'm Leila Faldil.
0:16.7	That's Stevensky, and this is a first from NPR News.
0:19.6	The Democratic-led Senate is reviving a bipartisan border bill that failed to pass
0:26.8	earlier this year. Let's sit down like adults and let's figure out how we're going to
0:30.8	actually resolve this together. What's the election year message that this week's vote sends?
0:35.0	Also, Scarlet Johanson tells NPR that a much publicized AI Chatbot copied the sound of her voice.
0:42.0	Once upon a time in a world not too different from ours,
0:46.0	how did Open AI respond to using that sound after she said no?
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