The 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup has sold nearly 1.4 million tickets, marking it as the most attended women's tournament in history. Despite these achievements, American soccer stars speaking to VOA Türkçe highlight that female footballers continue to fight for equality.

The article explores the expanding use of artificial intelligence, particularly ChatGPT, in various fields such as education and technology. It highlights how students and professionals utilize AI for tasks like drafting projects and language checks, while also addressing concerns about AI's potential to replace jobs. Experts emphasize the need for legal frameworks to regulate AI's development and prevent misuse. The article also discusses instances where AI has led to errors, underscoring the importance of understanding its limitations. Overall, the piece presents a balanced view of AI's benefits and challenges.

ChatGPT, a conversational AI that has quickly entered our lives, can answer a wide range of questions, from apple pie recipes to how to reduce inflation, in an article-like manner. Meanwhile, experts warn that artificial intelligence products, including ChatGPT, need to be regulated.

Overseas voters living in the United States, totaling 134,245, began casting their votes today at polling stations established in nine different locations across eight states. The voters, who are casting their ballots at places including the Turkish Embassy in Washington, consulates in New York, Los Angeles, Houston, Boston, Miami, Chicago, as well as in Pennsauken, New Jersey, and Holtsville, Long Island, have until May 7th at the consulates and May 1st at the two new locations in New York to vote. The number of registered Turkish voters in the US has increased by 28,017 since the June 2018 elections, reaching 134,245. A significant increase in voter turnout is expected compared to the 50% turnout rate among Turkish citizens in the US during the 2018 elections.