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Smashi Business Newsletter - 12 June 2024
Augustus Media FZ LLC
June 12, 2024
Marhaba folks! 🌞 In today's edition we talk about the tech titans Clash as Elon Musk threatens to ban Apple devices over AI integration, the UAE's crackdown on smoking in workplaces with new smoke-free policies, and the Saudi authorities denying entry to over 300,000 Hajj pilgrims without permits. Yalla, let’s go 🏃🏻♀️
🔨 Tech Titans Clash: Musk Threatens Apple Device Ban Over AI Integration
The Rio Times
What is this about?
Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, is in a heated dispute with Apple over artificial intelligence (AI). Musk is threatening to ban Apple devices from his companies if they integrate OpenAI's GPT chat technology into their operating system.
Why it matters?
This clash highlights tensions between tech giants and the growing influence of artificial intelligence. It raises questions about security, privacy, and the future of AI development.
What's next?
We'll see if Apple responds to Musk's threats and how this dispute plays out in the tech world.
📈 Markets
△ EGX 30 | 26,133.39 | 0.20% |
▽ DFMSI | 3979.18 | -0.742% |
△ KSA Sukuk | 887.80 | 0.16% |
▽ Tadawul | 11,651.81 | -1.05% |
🚬 UAE Cracks Down on Smoking in Workplaces
Snoopyktd
What is this about?
The UAE's Ministry of Health has introduced new rules aimed at creating smoke-free workplaces. Companies are now required to implement "tobacco-free" policies, with consequences for violators.
Why it matters?
This move promotes healthier workplaces and protects employees from secondhand smoke. It aligns with the UAE's commitment to public health initiatives.
What's next?
Companies in the UAE will need to adjust their policies and signage to comply with the new regulations.
Quote of the day
“If you want to create a great product, just focus on one person. Make that one person have the most amazing experience ever.”
- Brian Chesky
🕋 Over 300,000 Denied Entry for Hajj Without Permits
Asharq Al-Awsat
What is this about?
Saudi authorities have denied entry to hundreds of thousands of people who arrived in Makkah for Hajj without proper permits.
Why it matters?
Strict permit regulations ensure a smooth and safe Hajj experience for millions of pilgrims. Many of those denied entry had tourist visas instead of Hajj visas, highlighting the importance of following proper procedures.
What's next?
Saudi authorities continue preparations to host over 1.5 million pilgrims this week, with new initiatives like cushioned walking paths implemented for their comfort.