The CEO of Nvidia states that artificial intelligence will not destroy the world by 2030, while in Brazil, Mendonça and Fux tell the PF that they cannot access a copy of Vorcaro's cell phone, the PF finds a photo of Gonet with Vorcaro in London, Lula and Flávio hold simultaneous rallies in SC, the former president of the Chamber of SP is unwell in prison and asks for a hospital, presidential candidates disagree on the minimum wage and pensions, the TSE accepts Flávio Bolsonaro's action against Lula and Alckmin for a samba school parade, and from today onwards, candidates can only be arrested in the act.
AI-generated summary
The article brings together multiple recent developments in Brazil, including statements by Nvidia's CEO about AI, Federal Police investigations involving public figures, electoral campaign activities with simultaneous rallies, health problems of a high-profile inmate, disagreements between Presidential candidates on social policies, an action accepted by the TSE related to a samba school parade, and a change in electoral legislation regarding candidate arrests.
Nvidia CEO says AI won't end the world by 2030
Mendonça and Fux tell the PF that they cannot access a copy of Vorcaro's cell phone
PF finds photo of Gonet with Vorcaro at a table with whiskey and cigar in London
Lula and Flávio hold simultaneous rallies in SC
Arrested, former president of the Chamber of SP feels ill and asks to go to the hospital
Presidential candidates disagree on minimum wage and pensions
TSE accepts Flávio Bolsonaro's lawsuit against Lula and Alckmin for samba school parade
Candidates can only be arrested in the act from today onwards
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The PF will continue trying to access a copy of Vorcaro's cell phone through legal means or alternative techniques.
Likely · Within weeks
The TSE will probably analyze the merits of Flávio Bolsonaro's action against Lula and Alckmin in the coming months.
Likely · Within months
The new rule that allows candidates to be arrested in the act from today onwards will be applied in specific cases during the electoral period.
Possible · Within weeks
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