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The OpenEuroLLM Project marks a significant milestone in the landscape of artificial intelligence in Europe, aiming to address the continent’s unique linguistic diversity through the development of open-source large language models (LLMs). Announced on Monday, this initiative is not merely a technical endeavor; it’s a strategic alliance supported by the European Commission, which recognizes its
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In the world of theater and film, casting decisions can often spark conversations that extend far beyond the initial announcement. Lin-Manuel Miranda, known for his groundbreaking work on Hamilton and In The Heights, recently addressed his absence from the highly anticipated film adaptation of the beloved Broadway musical, Wicked. During an appearance on *The Late
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In an extraordinary announcement, President Donald Trump declared that the United States “will take over the Gaza Strip,” a statement that has raised eyebrows both domestically and internationally. Speaking at a press conference alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump asserted that all Palestinians residing in Gaza—approximately two million individuals—should evacuate and resettle in nearby
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As Alphabet, the parent company of Google, grapples with fluctuating market dynamics and ambitious investments in artificial intelligence, its recent financial report serves as a stark reminder of the challenges facing tech giants today. Following the release of its fourth-quarter financial results, Alphabet experienced a notable decline in share price, declining over 9% in after-hours
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Self-awareness is a complex and often debated trait in the animal kingdom. Researchers have long sought to understand its presence, or lack thereof, among various species. The latest findings from a study on chacma baboons (Papio ursinus) conducted in Namibia unveil intriguing insights into the nature of self-recognition in these primates. Observations indicate that while
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In a startling revelation, General Motors (GM) is set to lay off approximately half of the workforce of its self-driving subsidiary, Cruise. This decision marks a significant pivot in GM’s approach to the autonomous vehicle market, particularly following the company’s announcement that it would no longer continue funding Cruise—a venture that has consumed over $10
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On Tuesday, pharmaceutical giant Pfizer reported its fourth-quarter financial results, displaying a performance that surpassed market expectations. Despite facing challenges due to the diminishing demand for COVID-related products, the company managed to report adjusted earnings per share of 63 cents, against the anticipated 46 cents. The total revenue for the quarter reached $17.76 billion, outperforming
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