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Curbing cow burps to help the planet

By France24
26 January 2023   |   10:49 am
We discuss how Microsoft is to invest billions in the artificial intelligence firm OpenAI, which created the software ChatGPT. In other business news: Spotify unveils mass layoffs, France decides not to request an exemption for neonicotinoids and finally, Bill Gates invests in an Australian company that's tackling cow burps and the methane they emit.

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