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10 NEWS maltatoday | SUNDAY • 22 JANUARY 2023 COURT NOTICE The Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals notifies that the First Hall of the Civil Court ordered the sale by Judicial Auction of the following property to be held in room numbered 78, nearby the Courts Archives, Level -1, Courts of Justice, Republic Street, Valletta. Date Time Judicial Sale No Property 02 nd February, 2023 10.30am 64/14 – EGL Bank of Valletta p.l.c (C 2833) Vs Amity Development Ltd (C 37831) i) Maisonette on ground floor level in a semi-finished state accessible by common drive in which drive in can also be used from the 3 car garage, with all its rights and appurtenances resulting from its relative position including possibility but not limited servitudes of overlying windows and balconies and terraces, rainwater, including drains and drainage pipes and any other rights and servitudes from its position valued at €255,000. ii) 3 car garage on the ground floor level accessible by common drive which also provides to a ground floor level maisonette with all its rights and appurtances and servitudes resulting from its position valued at €45,000, iii) 12 car garage in semi basement level accessible by common drive which abuts in Triq Notabile, Attard with all its rights and appurtances and servitudes resulting from its position valued at €99,400; iv) One car garage in semi basement level accessible by common drive which abuts in Triq Notabile, Attard with all its rights and appurtances and servitudes resulting from its position valued at €17,500; The said maisonette and garages are built on a portion of land which previously was built the house name 'Rustica' in Notabile Road, Attard, which portion of land is bounded on Southeast by the said street, West by property of Joseph and Carmen Mifsud, North by property of Alfred Grech or his successors in title, free and unencumbered with all its rights and appurtenances. v) 1 bedroom penthouse built on a block of 4 apartments which block is officially numbered 17 named 'Mdina View Court' in Triq il-Larinġ, Attard. The said block is built on plot number 20 from the land of tal-Bajdun, Attard and including with the penthouse its relative airspace as well pro rata share from the common parts including the system of drains and drainage, free and unencumbered with all its rights and appurtenances and all the servitudes resulting from its relative position sia active and passive and One Car garage, unnamed and unnumbered, but privately numbered 5 underlying flat number 4 situated in a basement of 8 garages accessible including its share of the ramp and the common parts accessible from a common ramp, which entrance is unnumbered and abuts in Triq il- Larinġ, Attard. The said garage is the second garage on the right when entering the basement from the drive in and has a backyard with a window in it; the backyard has all the drains for the rainwater. The garage is free and unencumbered with all its rights and appurtenances. This garage is bounded by all compass points with the estate of spouses Briffa or their successors. The penthouse and garage are valued at €131,000. vi) Garage in shell form, unnumbered officially and name of 'Mariella', previously known as 'Salvu Garge, in Triq Luigi Rosato, known as Triq Hili dated 31.10.2019. 09 th February, 2023 10.30am 30/21 – EGL HSBC Bank Malta p.l.c (C 3177) Vs Mallinowski Steffen (ID 21795A) The penthouse internally marked number 5, on the third floor level, with its airspace, with the right of access from the common areas, overlying other apartments and forming part of a block of apartments named Fair Winds, previously or other times indicated as Castagna House, in Triq l-Iskal, Marsaskala. The roof and the airspace are subject to the right of installation and maintenance of a water tank, television aerial and air conditioner unit of the maisonette named Mandy Castagna House, as well as subject to the installation and maintenance of a solar water heater/panel, three air conditioning units, one water tank, satellite dish and aerial of the underlying apartment, bounded West by the said street, North and East with the successors in title of Maximilian and Mary spouses Castagna. The penthouse is exempted from any payments of any ground rent and sub ground rent, free and unencumbered and with all its appurtenances, with the passive servitudes resulting from its location, as better described in the acts Notary Ruben Casingena dated 25 August, 2009, and is valued at €340,000. 09 th February, 2023 11.30am 15/21 – AZ Bank of Valletta p.l.c. (C 2833) Vs Cutajar Maria Carmela (ID 573434M) The garage on ground floor level, without number and without name, situated in Triq l- Ajzar (previously extension of Triq il- Hlantun), Safi, underlying a residence, property of the same owner, bounded East with the said Triq l-Ajzar from where it is accessible, North with Triq il-Hlantun and South with property of the same respondent, built on land subject to annual and perpetual ground rent of €0.72, including the undivided share of the dividing walls together with the adjacent properties as well as an undivided share of the ceiling of the tenement together with the overlying property, subject to those servitudes resulting naturally from the position of the overlying tenement which include also the passage of the drains and services which serve the overlying property from the internal yard which forms part of the tenement, with all its rights and appurtenances, excluding the airspace, and is valued at €93,000. 14 th February, 2023 10.30am 17/21 – AZ APS Bank plc gia APS Bank Ltd (C 2192) Vs Aloisio Daniel (ID 353976M) The apartment internamlly marked number 2, situated on the elevated ground floor level, in the complex "97, Chamonix Court" in Triq it-Torri, Birkirkara, on the right hand side when one faces the building complex of which the apartment forms part of, from the road. The apartment overlies one floor of garages and underlies two apartments. Included with the apartment is the courtyard situated at the back of the apartment along with the internal courtyard. The apartment is bounded on the northeast by the said street, on the northwest by Carmelo Muscat's property and on the east by the remaining complex property of Jakro Developments Limited or its successors in title. Also included with the apartment is an undivided share of the common parts in the said building complex which common parts consist in the entrance, entrance hall, stairs leading to the main entrance, internal stairs to the roof (but excluding the roof), halls, lift and lift shafts. The roof shall not be considered as a common part, but the owner of the apartment has a limited right of use of the roof for the purpose indicated in the relative contract of sale. The apartment has the right of perpetual use and uninterrupted use of the common passages on the roof for the purpose indicated in the same contract of sale. The apartment is free and unencumbered with all its rights and appurtenances and is subject to the right of active rights and is subject to the passive servitudes resulting from the relative position of the apartment in the complex, including the common drainage and rainwater system as better described in the acts of Notary Rachel Busuttil dated twenty- first May of the year two thousand and fourteen (21.05.2014) and is valued at €276,960. The lock up garage at semi basement level marked with unofficial number 5 forming part from a level of garages, underlying block marked with official number 97 "Chamonix Court" in Triq it-Torri, Birkirkara, accessible from a common drive in and ramp on the right hand side of the block when one faces the building complex of which the apartment forms part of, from the road. The garage is bounded on the northeast by common drive in and southeast and northwest by property of Jakro Developments Limited or their successors in title, included also with the garage is an undivided share of the common parts in the said level of garages which common parts consists in common the ramp and drive in, lift and lift shafts and shafts. The garage is free and unencumbered with all its rights and appurtenances, subject to the enjoyment of active rights and is subject to the passive servitudes resulting from the relative position of the garage in the complex as better described in the acts of Notary Rachel Busuttil dated 21.05.2014 and is valued at €22,805. 14 th February, 2023 11.30am 7/21 – EGL HSBC Bank Malta plc (C 3177) Vs Yassine Khaled (ID 135504L) et The apartment without its own airspace, internally forming part of the tower known as Tower A1, consisting of 20 apartments, which tower forms part of the development known as "The Three Towers" and which apartment is situated on level 3 and internally marked number 306, in Triq l- Ibjar, Paola, as well as the right of use of common areas of the Tower A1 as better described in the acts of notary Malcolm valued at €21,000. Further details can be obtained from the website: https://ecourts.gov.mt/onlineservices/JudicialSales The bidders taking part in the auction must present their identity card Gaetana Aquilina For the Registrar of Civil Courts and Tribunals NICOLE MEILAK A revolutionary tool Alexei Dingli, a professor of AI, noted that ChatGPT is not a fringe tool. With over 1 mil- lion users trying the tool in its first week of release, it's safe to say that the tool has gone main- stream. "All social media channels are littered with hints and tips on using it effectively. Univer- sity students up to secondary school students are already us- ing it extensively. The big break will come when Microsoft in- tegrates it with its Office suite. Yesterday Microsoft already launched its Azure GPT ser- vices. So it's only a matter of months until everyone starts using it daily." Dingli said that there are con- cerns that many white-collar jobs will become automated, but the plus side is that it would allow people to focus on more meaningful work by automatic any repetitive and time-con- suming tasks. "ChatGPT has the potential to revolutionise education by pro- viding students with a wealth of information and resources at their fingertips," he said, but added that it could lead to ad- verse effects such as an over-re- liance on these models and a lack of critical thinking skills. "Many Universities are al- ready panicking about it, and soon, educators will realise that their way of teaching is long de- funct and they need to reinvent their approach." Bringing education into the digital age Patrick Camilleri, a senior lec- turer at the University of Malta specializing in AI in education, admitted that he feels that he should be ready to embrace this change. "It will probably even replace me in what I think I do best, that is educate." He said that the onset of the AI-driven fourth industrial revolution means education as we know it is outdated, and it must undergo a major transfor- mation to reflect the changing times. One way of doing this is by fa- cilitating a new model of learn- ing that focuses on the qualities that make us human and differ- entiate us from intelligent ma- chines. "In the process of employing the qualities of technologies such as AI and IoT, teachers should shift focus and nurture innate deep practices of think- ing. In the process they should emphasise the enhancement of decision-making skills, aware- ness of responsibility, empathy and entrepreneurial skills." The idea, for Camilleri, would be to train students to evaluate what machines like ChatGPT offer according to the contexts that they are required in. "Subsequently the students will learn to adopt, adapt and ultimately employ the qualities of more sophisticated technolo- gies to achieve their goals. They should be prepared to learn to recognize opportunities as they arise and, in the process, choose and employ the proper technol- ogy to achieve their goals." And same goes for assessment purposes, Camilleri said. "Rath- er than assessing machine gen- erated content, students may be assessed by having to engage in debates on the choice of pro- cured answers providing expla- nations that go beyond being descriptive to being objectively analytical and subjectively in- terpretational." "On another note, AI powered technologies can be employed to analyse the capabilities of different students. This will enable the creation of more personal and effective learning paths directed to nurture indi- vidual and particular students' traits, radically shifting educa- tion from: a 'just-in-case' to a 'just-in-time' to a 'just-for-you' design." How to spot an AI Albert Gatt, an associate pro- fessor in natural language pro- cessing, said spotting AI-gener- ated text is not an easy feat. "This has been known for some time: there are bench- mark tests which show that readers are at chance when asked to guess whether a text is human-authored or ma- chine-generated, and this was the case even for models which preceded ChatGPT." He remarked that the lan- guage generated by ChatGPT is fluent, and the model is able to generate long, coherent text in different styles. He suspects that this is due to a combina- tion of techniques, but most notably through the use of rein- forcement learning. AI-generated text may be hard to spot, but it's not impossible. Gatt said that some research suggests that the origin of a generated text can be detect- ed by analysing the statistical properties of the language. "In particular, the 'decoder' part of these models tends to generate by sampling one word at a time, from a probability dis- As ChatGPT enters the mainstream, MaltaToday reached out to four experts in the field of AI to understand what this means for the way we live. The common thread? It gives us an opportunity to adopt more human approaches to work and education by leaving the mundane to the AI ChatGPT: 'Opportunity to be human again', experts say