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Viral Video: Cat Saves Dogs Life By Chasing Off Coyotes In US
The story of Oakley and Binx has become widely popular, receiving praise from global audiences for the cat's courageous act.
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Google Facial Recognition Lawsuit Dismissed by US Judge
US District Judge Edmond Chang in Chicago granted a Google motion for summary judgment, saying the court lacked "subject matter jurisdiction because plaintiffs have not suffered concrete injuries."
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AI-Created Art Fetches $432,500 at New York Auction: Christie's
At first glance, "Edmond de Belamy," the portrait of a gentleman dressed in black and framed in gold, could be any standard portrait from the 18th or 19th century.
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Portrait Made Entirely Using AI Algorithm Sells For More Than $400,000
A portrait made by algorithm smashed new boundaries Thursday, selling for $432,500 and becoming the first piece of Artificial Intelligence art sold at a major auction house, Christie's said.
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First-Ever Auction of AI-Created Artwork Set for Christie's Gavel
While the auction of machine-designed art is a first, some see the sale as yet another work of portraiture on the Christie's auction block.
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$1 Billion Bid Used Honey-Trapped Ex-Air Force Officer: Note To PM Modi
A letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi claims that when Abhishek Verma, an arms dealer named in several criminal cases, wanted to help his client win a $1 billion dollar deal for the Indian Air Force, he used the help of BJP leader Varun Gandhi and Air Marshal Harish Masand, a senior officer who had retired six years earlier.
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Varun Gandhi 'Honey Trapped', Leaked Defence Secrets: Letter To PM Modi
BJP parliamentarian Varun Gandhi leaked crucial information about defence matters to arms manufacturers after being blackmailed with pictures of him with foreign escorts and prostitutes, Prime Minster Narendra Modi's Office has been told in a letter.
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51 Killed In Democratic Republic Of Congo Machete Attack: Watchdog
Civil society groups in the Democratic Republic of Congo today said the number of people hacked to death in the restive east this weekend has risen to 51.
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Ex-England Cricketer Phil Edmonds Denies Wrongdoing After Bribery Report
Ex-England cricketer Phil Edmonds has been accused of "carving out an African business empire with bribery and dirty tricks"
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Queen Victoria's 'Big Pants' Auctioned Off for 12,000 Pounds
A pair of Queen Victoria's underwear with a 45.5 inch waist have sold for a "record breaking" 12,000 pounds at an auction in the UK.
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UN Investigates Attack on South Sudan Peacekeeping Site
The United Nations on Friday said it was launching an investigation and demanding accountability after eight civilians were killed earlier this week by shells fired at its compound in the town of Melut, near South Sudan's Paloch oilfields.
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Haitian Sentenced to Pay More Than $7,000 Over Plane Seat Row
A Haitian man who forced a flight to be diverted after reacting angrily to a seat being reclined in front of him was ordered to pay more than $7,000 by a US court on Friday.
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Ohio judge orders man to hold 'I AM A BULLY' sign
An Ohio judge has ordered a man convicted of harassing a neighbor and her disabled children to stand on a street corner with a sign that says "I AM A BULLY!"
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Chicago's ban on gun sales unconstitutional: Federal Court
A federal judge overturned Chicago's ban on the sale of firearms, ruling that the ordinances aimed at reducing gun violence are unconstitutional.
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Toni Braxton to be part of Broadway musical
Singer Toni Braxton and her longtime collaborator Kenneth 'babyface' Edmonds are heading to Broadway to appear in upcoming musical After Midnight.
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Viral Video: Cat Saves Dogs Life By Chasing Off Coyotes In US
The story of Oakley and Binx has become widely popular, receiving praise from global audiences for the cat's courageous act.
-
Google Facial Recognition Lawsuit Dismissed by US Judge
US District Judge Edmond Chang in Chicago granted a Google motion for summary judgment, saying the court lacked "subject matter jurisdiction because plaintiffs have not suffered concrete injuries."
-
AI-Created Art Fetches $432,500 at New York Auction: Christie's
At first glance, "Edmond de Belamy," the portrait of a gentleman dressed in black and framed in gold, could be any standard portrait from the 18th or 19th century.
-
Portrait Made Entirely Using AI Algorithm Sells For More Than $400,000
A portrait made by algorithm smashed new boundaries Thursday, selling for $432,500 and becoming the first piece of Artificial Intelligence art sold at a major auction house, Christie's said.
-
First-Ever Auction of AI-Created Artwork Set for Christie's Gavel
While the auction of machine-designed art is a first, some see the sale as yet another work of portraiture on the Christie's auction block.
-
$1 Billion Bid Used Honey-Trapped Ex-Air Force Officer: Note To PM Modi
A letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi claims that when Abhishek Verma, an arms dealer named in several criminal cases, wanted to help his client win a $1 billion dollar deal for the Indian Air Force, he used the help of BJP leader Varun Gandhi and Air Marshal Harish Masand, a senior officer who had retired six years earlier.
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Varun Gandhi 'Honey Trapped', Leaked Defence Secrets: Letter To PM Modi
BJP parliamentarian Varun Gandhi leaked crucial information about defence matters to arms manufacturers after being blackmailed with pictures of him with foreign escorts and prostitutes, Prime Minster Narendra Modi's Office has been told in a letter.
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51 Killed In Democratic Republic Of Congo Machete Attack: Watchdog
Civil society groups in the Democratic Republic of Congo today said the number of people hacked to death in the restive east this weekend has risen to 51.
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Ex-England Cricketer Phil Edmonds Denies Wrongdoing After Bribery Report
Ex-England cricketer Phil Edmonds has been accused of "carving out an African business empire with bribery and dirty tricks"
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Queen Victoria's 'Big Pants' Auctioned Off for 12,000 Pounds
A pair of Queen Victoria's underwear with a 45.5 inch waist have sold for a "record breaking" 12,000 pounds at an auction in the UK.
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UN Investigates Attack on South Sudan Peacekeeping Site
The United Nations on Friday said it was launching an investigation and demanding accountability after eight civilians were killed earlier this week by shells fired at its compound in the town of Melut, near South Sudan's Paloch oilfields.
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Haitian Sentenced to Pay More Than $7,000 Over Plane Seat Row
A Haitian man who forced a flight to be diverted after reacting angrily to a seat being reclined in front of him was ordered to pay more than $7,000 by a US court on Friday.
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Ohio judge orders man to hold 'I AM A BULLY' sign
An Ohio judge has ordered a man convicted of harassing a neighbor and her disabled children to stand on a street corner with a sign that says "I AM A BULLY!"
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Chicago's ban on gun sales unconstitutional: Federal Court
A federal judge overturned Chicago's ban on the sale of firearms, ruling that the ordinances aimed at reducing gun violence are unconstitutional.
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Toni Braxton to be part of Broadway musical
Singer Toni Braxton and her longtime collaborator Kenneth 'babyface' Edmonds are heading to Broadway to appear in upcoming musical After Midnight.
