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OpenAI Trained AI Models on Copyrighted O'Reilly Media Books, Researchers Claim
OpenAI might have trained its artificial intelligence (AI) models on copyrighted content, alleged a research paper. As per the recently published paper from the non-profit organisation AI Disclosures Project, the San Francisco-based AI firm’s recent large language models (LLMs) showed a higher recognition of copyrighted content compared to the ol...
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Neha Kakkar's Melbourne Concert Organisers Denies "Mismanagement" Allegations: "She Should Be The One Paying Us"
In a statement shared on social media, they wrote, "We will be back with all the proof and details of what happened with the Neha Kakkar show. We will expose everybody tomorrow, it will be live."
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Video: 'Disabled' Government Official Seen Dancing At Party In Madhya Pradesh, Probe Initiated
A students' organisation in Madhya Pradesh on Friday demanded an inquiry after a woman, recently selected in the government service in the disabled quota, was seen dancing in a viral social media video.
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Pentagon Doubles Number Of News Outlets To 'Rotate' Out From Office Spaces
In the first round, the Defense Department said a week ago the New York Times, NBC News, Politico and the National Public Radio had to vacate their dedicated workspaces at the Pentagon.
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List Of Top 10 Countries With Longest Work Hours: Here's Where India Stands
Larsen & Toubro (L&T) chairman SN Subrahmanyan has reignited the debate on social media about long work hours by suggesting that employees should work up to 90 hours a week.
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Explained: How Meta's Fact-Checking Programme Works
Internet giant Meta's fact-checking programme aims to counter false information on its social platforms -- Facebook, Instagram and Threads -- with the help of media organisations, including AFP.
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Techie Criticises Bengaluru FC's Zomato Packaging, Goalkeeper Jokes: "Share GPay Details"
A techie sparked a debate on social media after expressing frustration over Zomato's Rs 12 "packaging charges," which promoted Bengaluru FC's advertisement.
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How Social Media Restricted Palestinian News And Boosted Israel's
Although during wars, audience engagement is expected to rise, the data analysis showed a 77% decline in engagement for Palestinian-based news organisations, while Israeli news organisations saw a 37% increase in engagement during the same period.
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Trump Media Files for ‘TruthFi’ Trademark, Hinting at Expansion into Web3Â
Trump’s media firm Truth Social has filed for a trademark for ‘TruthFi’, hinting at exploring the Web3 space. As per a report by New York Times, if TruthFi comes into operation, it is likely that Trump’s media organisation could consider acquiring smaller Web3 firms and onboard people familiar with the sector.Â
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Media Groups Urge EU To Sanction Israel For Death Of Journalists In Gaza
Some 60 media and rights organisations on Monday urged the European Union to suspend a cooperation accord with Israel and impose sanctions, accusing it of "massacring journalists" in Gaza.
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28 Pakistani Pilgrims Killed After Bus Overturns, Catches Fire In Iran
At least 28 Pakistani pilgrims travelling to Iraq for a Shiite Muslim ritual were killed as their bus crashed in central Iran, state media reported early Wednesday.
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Xiaomi Announces Mobile Service Camps to Commemorate 10th Anniversary in India
Xiaomi India announced Mobile Service Camps on Tuesday via social media platforms to commemorate its 10th anniversary in the country. The program, which has already kicked off, will be valid across authorised Xiaomi Service Centres. As per the company, users can avail of services such as complimentary mobile health checkups and free software update...
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The Long History Of April Fools' Pranks And Prankvertisements
This morning, breakfast television shows will be reporting obscure, although mildly believable, announcements from organisations and brands about new products, services or discoveries. Social media platforms will also be awash with similar claims.
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China, In Comic Strip, Warns Of 'Overseas' Threats To Its Rare Earths
China's chief intelligence agency posted on social media a comic strip featuring foreign-looking characters secretly extracting rare earths, in a story portraying the country's strategic metals under threat from covetous "overseas organisations".
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Israel Supreme Court Rejects Foreign Media Appeal For Gaza Access
Israel's Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by international media organisations to allow independent access for journalists to the war-torn Gaza Strip.
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OpenAI Trained AI Models on Copyrighted O'Reilly Media Books, Researchers Claim
OpenAI might have trained its artificial intelligence (AI) models on copyrighted content, alleged a research paper. As per the recently published paper from the non-profit organisation AI Disclosures Project, the San Francisco-based AI firm’s recent large language models (LLMs) showed a higher recognition of copyrighted content compared to the ol...
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Neha Kakkar's Melbourne Concert Organisers Denies "Mismanagement" Allegations: "She Should Be The One Paying Us"
In a statement shared on social media, they wrote, "We will be back with all the proof and details of what happened with the Neha Kakkar show. We will expose everybody tomorrow, it will be live."
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Video: 'Disabled' Government Official Seen Dancing At Party In Madhya Pradesh, Probe Initiated
A students' organisation in Madhya Pradesh on Friday demanded an inquiry after a woman, recently selected in the government service in the disabled quota, was seen dancing in a viral social media video.
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Pentagon Doubles Number Of News Outlets To 'Rotate' Out From Office Spaces
In the first round, the Defense Department said a week ago the New York Times, NBC News, Politico and the National Public Radio had to vacate their dedicated workspaces at the Pentagon.
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List Of Top 10 Countries With Longest Work Hours: Here's Where India Stands
Larsen & Toubro (L&T) chairman SN Subrahmanyan has reignited the debate on social media about long work hours by suggesting that employees should work up to 90 hours a week.
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Explained: How Meta's Fact-Checking Programme Works
Internet giant Meta's fact-checking programme aims to counter false information on its social platforms -- Facebook, Instagram and Threads -- with the help of media organisations, including AFP.
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Techie Criticises Bengaluru FC's Zomato Packaging, Goalkeeper Jokes: "Share GPay Details"
A techie sparked a debate on social media after expressing frustration over Zomato's Rs 12 "packaging charges," which promoted Bengaluru FC's advertisement.
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How Social Media Restricted Palestinian News And Boosted Israel's
Although during wars, audience engagement is expected to rise, the data analysis showed a 77% decline in engagement for Palestinian-based news organisations, while Israeli news organisations saw a 37% increase in engagement during the same period.
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Trump Media Files for ‘TruthFi’ Trademark, Hinting at Expansion into Web3Â
Trump’s media firm Truth Social has filed for a trademark for ‘TruthFi’, hinting at exploring the Web3 space. As per a report by New York Times, if TruthFi comes into operation, it is likely that Trump’s media organisation could consider acquiring smaller Web3 firms and onboard people familiar with the sector.Â
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Media Groups Urge EU To Sanction Israel For Death Of Journalists In Gaza
Some 60 media and rights organisations on Monday urged the European Union to suspend a cooperation accord with Israel and impose sanctions, accusing it of "massacring journalists" in Gaza.
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28 Pakistani Pilgrims Killed After Bus Overturns, Catches Fire In Iran
At least 28 Pakistani pilgrims travelling to Iraq for a Shiite Muslim ritual were killed as their bus crashed in central Iran, state media reported early Wednesday.
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Xiaomi Announces Mobile Service Camps to Commemorate 10th Anniversary in India
Xiaomi India announced Mobile Service Camps on Tuesday via social media platforms to commemorate its 10th anniversary in the country. The program, which has already kicked off, will be valid across authorised Xiaomi Service Centres. As per the company, users can avail of services such as complimentary mobile health checkups and free software update...
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The Long History Of April Fools' Pranks And Prankvertisements
This morning, breakfast television shows will be reporting obscure, although mildly believable, announcements from organisations and brands about new products, services or discoveries. Social media platforms will also be awash with similar claims.
-
China, In Comic Strip, Warns Of 'Overseas' Threats To Its Rare Earths
China's chief intelligence agency posted on social media a comic strip featuring foreign-looking characters secretly extracting rare earths, in a story portraying the country's strategic metals under threat from covetous "overseas organisations".
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Israel Supreme Court Rejects Foreign Media Appeal For Gaza Access
Israel's Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by international media organisations to allow independent access for journalists to the war-torn Gaza Strip.
