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US Woman Mistakes Brain Tumor Symptoms For Hangover And Language Barrier
Meningiomas, the most common type of brain tumor, are mostly non-cancerous and nearly twice as common in females as in males.
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OpenAI Develops CriticGPT Model Capable of Spotting GPT-4 Code Generation Errors
OpenAI published a study about a new artificial intelligence (AI) model on Thursday that can catch GPT-4’s mistakes in code generation. The AI firm stated that the new chatbot was trained using the reinforcement learning from human feedback (RLHF) framework and was powered by one of the GPT-4 models. The under-development chatbot was designed to ...
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Tourist Sparks Bomb Alert At Restaurant By Confusing Pomegranate For Grenade
The police took the tourist to a nearby station to question him. They released him after finding that he had no weapons.
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CBSE Class 10 Language Papers Analysis, Answer Key: 'French Paper Was Tricky, Has Two Spelling Mistakes'
"There were two spelling mistakes in the paper, in Section C, question number 26, the word Tard was mis spelt as Taed, and in Section D, question number- 55, the word Dakar was mis spelt as Dakae," Yamini Chopra, TGT French, Mount Abu Public School, Rohini analysed
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#RejectZomato: Zomato Apologises for National Language Controversy, Reinstates Terminated Executive
Zomato on Tuesday issued a public apology to address the controversy over claiming Hindi as the national language by one of its executives. The company also initially fired the said executive, though Zomato co-founder and CEO Deepinder Goyal later reinstated the employee by calling the claim as an “ignorant mistake.”
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Tesla Says Removal of 'Autopilot' From Chinese Site a Mistake
Tesla said it did revise some language however to make it clearer that Autopilot is a driver-assist system and not a self-driving system.
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Virat Kohli Does Not Take Off His Batsman's Hat Even While Fielding
Virat Kohli, while explaining his thought process about field placements, said it was all about getting into the batsman's head and create the pressure to force him to make a mistake
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UK Unveils Migrant Language Tests - With A Spelling Mistake
Britain's Home Office was left red-faced today after unveiling new English tests for migrants -- but misspelling the word "language" in its announcement.
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Windows 8.1 Smart Search updated for 'natural language understanding'
The Smart Search feature now also correctly identifies common spelling mistakes to give relevant results to users.
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RBI rates not hiked: Raghuram Rajan's first mistake?
In speeches over the past week, Dr Rajan made clear inflation is his priority. So, his decision to not hike rates was criticised by many economists. The most scathing comment came from Dariusz Kowalczyk of Credit Agricole, who said, "The RBI governor Rajan is losing credibility after his tough language expressing strong disappointment with high inf...
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South Africa admits mistake over 'schizophrenic' Nelson Mandela signer
A South African sign language interpreter accused of miming nonsense as world leaders paid tribute to Nelson Mandela defended himself as a "champion" signer on Thursday.
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US Woman Mistakes Brain Tumor Symptoms For Hangover And Language Barrier
Meningiomas, the most common type of brain tumor, are mostly non-cancerous and nearly twice as common in females as in males.
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OpenAI Develops CriticGPT Model Capable of Spotting GPT-4 Code Generation Errors
OpenAI published a study about a new artificial intelligence (AI) model on Thursday that can catch GPT-4’s mistakes in code generation. The AI firm stated that the new chatbot was trained using the reinforcement learning from human feedback (RLHF) framework and was powered by one of the GPT-4 models. The under-development chatbot was designed to ...
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Tourist Sparks Bomb Alert At Restaurant By Confusing Pomegranate For Grenade
The police took the tourist to a nearby station to question him. They released him after finding that he had no weapons.
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CBSE Class 10 Language Papers Analysis, Answer Key: 'French Paper Was Tricky, Has Two Spelling Mistakes'
"There were two spelling mistakes in the paper, in Section C, question number 26, the word Tard was mis spelt as Taed, and in Section D, question number- 55, the word Dakar was mis spelt as Dakae," Yamini Chopra, TGT French, Mount Abu Public School, Rohini analysed
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#RejectZomato: Zomato Apologises for National Language Controversy, Reinstates Terminated Executive
Zomato on Tuesday issued a public apology to address the controversy over claiming Hindi as the national language by one of its executives. The company also initially fired the said executive, though Zomato co-founder and CEO Deepinder Goyal later reinstated the employee by calling the claim as an “ignorant mistake.”
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Tesla Says Removal of 'Autopilot' From Chinese Site a Mistake
Tesla said it did revise some language however to make it clearer that Autopilot is a driver-assist system and not a self-driving system.
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Virat Kohli Does Not Take Off His Batsman's Hat Even While Fielding
Virat Kohli, while explaining his thought process about field placements, said it was all about getting into the batsman's head and create the pressure to force him to make a mistake
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UK Unveils Migrant Language Tests - With A Spelling Mistake
Britain's Home Office was left red-faced today after unveiling new English tests for migrants -- but misspelling the word "language" in its announcement.
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Windows 8.1 Smart Search updated for 'natural language understanding'
The Smart Search feature now also correctly identifies common spelling mistakes to give relevant results to users.
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RBI rates not hiked: Raghuram Rajan's first mistake?
In speeches over the past week, Dr Rajan made clear inflation is his priority. So, his decision to not hike rates was criticised by many economists. The most scathing comment came from Dariusz Kowalczyk of Credit Agricole, who said, "The RBI governor Rajan is losing credibility after his tough language expressing strong disappointment with high inf...
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South Africa admits mistake over 'schizophrenic' Nelson Mandela signer
A South African sign language interpreter accused of miming nonsense as world leaders paid tribute to Nelson Mandela defended himself as a "champion" signer on Thursday.
