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The publication stated that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton had sued OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman, in a court in Collin County. According to the author, the lawsuit, filed on October 23, demanded that OpenAI identify the age of its users and requested that ChatGPT be banned. https://t.co/Q7L9hAAo7n #Texas #OpenAI #InteligenciaArtificial #US (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Angel Gomes had apologized to Bruno Génésio in front of his teammates at OM. The account indicated that, while some players were asking their coach for explanations, the Portuguese midfielder admitted he was not up to par and promised to do everything to regain good performances. Actu Foot attributed the information to Mohamed TER Paris. #OM #AngelGomes #Football (translated)

Tear Off reported that Sebastian Vettel described the fear of failure as very strong at Ferrari, under the weight of pressure and expectations. According to him, the pleasure of driving had been relegated to the background, and the team had been too hesitant, missing an opportunity. Vettel also recounted experiencing the end of his contract with Ferrari in 2020 as a personal failure and had long blamed himself for not obtaining an extension. #F1 #SebastianVettel #Ferrari (translated)

The tragedy of the train accident in Urda has left 69 dead and 110 injured, while the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, criticizes Minister Óscar Puente for blaming an operator from Atocha, demanding urgent political responsibilities following this second accident in eight months on the same railway corridor. #AccidenteFerroviario #Feijóo #ResponsabilidadesPolíticas (translated)

Samsung Electronics reported a net profit of 75.1 trillion won in the third quarter of 2026, a 514.6% increase compared to the previous year, driven by the growing global demand for semiconductors for artificial intelligence. #Samsung #InteligênciaArtificial #Semicondutores (translated)

The production of electric cars at the Seat factory in Martorell has stopped for two days due to a battery supply issue, which has raised concerns about a potential shortage due to high demand for models like the Cupra Raval and the Volkswagen ID. Polo. #Seat #Baterías #CochesEléctricos (translated)

Jean Bexon wrote that the freedom judge had released Guillaume A., whom he described as a presumed murderer, but that the prosecution had appealed in March. According to him, Guillaume A. had been reincarcerated after a week of freedom. Bexon indicated that Fatime T. and Arsen M. had appealed to obtain their release. At the hearing before the Lyon Court of Appeal, their lawyers had requested judicial supervision and presented guarantees of representation, but the request had been denied. Therefore, the two had remained in provisional detention, he said. He also claimed that the annulment requests filed by four other people he described as antifas and presumed murderers had been rejected. At the time of his message, 12 antifas were imprisoned among the 15 indicted, themselves included among the 21 antifas arrested since the murder, he wrote. #Justice #DétentionProvisoire #Antifa (translated)

Cerfia indicated that the UN had adopted a resolution calling for the lifting of the American blockade against Cuba. According to the media, 130 countries had voted in favor, including France, 25 had abstained and 17 had voted against: Argentina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Colombia, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, Ecuador, Hungary, Israel, Lithuania, Morocco, North Macedonia, Paraguay, Slovenia, Trinidad and Tobago, the United Arab Emirates, Ukraine, and the United States. https://t.co/HW5DZT5TWx #Cuba #ONU #Blocus (translated)

Jérémy Mathieu denounced to So Foot the mockery sparked by photos of him working at Intersport. He deemed these reactions "petty" and reproached their authors for reducing him to his financial situation, with some writing that he was broke and had not invested. The former player recounted that customers would ask him why he was working there when he had played for Barcelona and had a lot of money. Some would come to chat with him kindly, while others would directly ask him what he was doing at Intersport and if he still had money. He said he felt like telling them to leave him alone. Mathieu felt that these reactions reflected, in his opinion, a French tendency to only talk about money and to neglect the human aspect. He also linked this attitude to his questions about how France operates. #JérémyMathieu #Intersport #Humain (translated)

Guillaume Herblot wrote that 25 years ago, in high school, students did not question the religion or skin color of their classmates and considered themselves primarily as individuals and citizens. He believed that this indifference was part of the normal functioning of society, rather than a lack of clarity. He attributed the evolution he described to a segment of the left, which, according to him, after losing the support of the working classes, sought new electorates by focusing on identities rather than on socio-economic interests. He cited among voters' concerns security, purchasing power, downward social mobility, and the feeling that the rules of the game were being unilaterally changed. In his view, certain political currents had transformed individuals into electoral groups and instrumentalized anti-racist and anti-discrimination discourses for this purpose. Herblot also stated that this approach had not fostered emancipation or republican integration and mentioned, in certain neighborhoods, educational failure, unemployment, and delinquency. He associated this process with Aristotle's analyses of the division of the city into factions and Thucydides on stasis, or internal civil war. He believed that polarization fueled mistrust and resentment, making the debate on integration and secularism more difficult. He concluded that this evolution was the result of a political choice rather than a inevitability. #citoyenneté #intégration #république (translated)

Cerfia reported, citing Fox News, that an American woman lost over $10,000 and risked losing her home after believing she was having a romantic relationship with Jon Bon Jovi. According to the media, a suspected scammer posed as the singer using AI-generated videos. After seven months of messages and declarations of love, the man allegedly asked her to pay his team to arrange a private meeting. He later claimed that the payments had not gone through, prompting her to send money again, and then he demanded more bitcoins for an alleged security check. Cerfia added that the woman asked for videos showing specific gestures to verify his identity and received them in less than five minutes. In debt and threatened with losing her home, she sought the help of a National Geographic journalist. The investigation reportedly located the suspected scammer in Lagos, Nigeria. #Escroquerie #Amour #JonBonJovi (translated)