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Dengue cases in Argentina grow 72% in a week
Dengue cases in Argentina have increased to 16,143, which implies a growth of 6,755 cases, equivalent to 71.95%, compared to the epidemiological report corresponding to the second week of March.
According to data made public this Saturday, April 8 by the Argentine Ministry of Health, until the epidemiological week of March 19 to 25, 16,143 cases of dengue were reported in the country, of which 14,224 acquired the infection in Argentina.
This figure shows a significant increase compared to the 9,388 cases that had been registered up to the previous epidemiological week, which was from March 12 to 18.
The circulation of this virus has been identified in 14 jurisdictions in Argentina: the city of Buenos Aires and the provinces of Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Entre Ríos, Santa Fe, Corrientes, Formosa, Chaco, Catamarca, Jujuy, Salta, Santiago del Estero, Tucuman and La Rioja.
What are the jobs most affected by AI chatbots?
Big companies like Microsoft and Google say that artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots are a co-pilot or assistant for users in general, but there are many experts who point out that this type of technology will change many professions, whether it is doing their jobs simpler and faster, replacing employees or creating new professions.
Telemarketing, accountants, translators, teachers, programmers and even investors are some of the professions that studies have indicated will change as AI becomes more popular.
The capabilities of GPT-4, the latest version of OpenAI—creators of ChatGPT—can solve “new and difficult tasks” with a “human performance level” in fields such as mathematics, coding, medicine, law, and science. psychology, according to a paper published in March by researchers at Microsoft – a company that has invested billions in OpenAI.
New gas poisonings affect dozens of schoolgirls in Iran
Iran suffered this Saturday new cases of gas poisoning in female educational centers in which dozens of students were poisoned throughout the Persian country.
The Iranian authorities reported new cases of poisoning in five schools in the city of Ardabil, in a center in Urmia and in another in Haftgel, where 60 girls were affected, various official media such as ILNA reported.
As in previous cases, those affected showed symptoms such as headaches, breathing difficulties or dizziness.
An unknown number of students were admitted to hospitals, but the Iranian media did not provide specific data.
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