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Nvidia Sued By Three Authors Over AI Use of Copyrighted Books Without Permission
Nvidia has been sued by three authors who claim that the chipmaker used their copyrighted books without permission to train its NeMo AI platform. The US firm has touted NeMo as a fast and affordable way to adopt generative AI, and is not the first firm to be sued for the use of copyrighted work to train AI models.
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IPL 2021, DC vs CSK Qualifier 1: Ruturaj Oozes Class, Uthappa And Dhoni Turn Back Clock As Chennai Super Kings Edge Delhi Capitals To Enter 9th Final
Chennai Super Kings entered the Indian Premier League final after beating Delhi Capitals by four wickets in the first Qualifier in Dubai on Sunday.
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Class Of '83 Star Bobby Deol Shares Pic From The First Day Of Shoot
"Trusting the magic of new beginnings," Bobby Deol captioned the post
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Kia Carnival Receives Over 1400 Bookings Just A Day After Order Books Open
Kia Motors India recently announced the Carnival as its second offering in the market and opened the order books on January 21, 2020. Now, Kia India has revealed that the upcoming MPV has garnered 1410 bookings on the first day. The Carnival is scheduled to be launched at the 2020 Auto Expo on February 5, and bookings are open for the new model onl...
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Monty Panesar Looks To Virat Kohli For Fitness Turnaround, Eyes International Comeback
Monty Panesar hailed Virat Kohli's discipline with regard to fitness, even saying that he might take a leaf out of the Indian captain's book while trying to make a comeback in first class cricket.
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Boy With Dreadlocks Was Turned Away By His School On First Day Of Class
The wrath of the Internet came down on a tiny private Christian school in central Florida this week, over video of a 6-year-old being turned away on the first day of school because he has dreadlocks.It's one of those stories where surprisingly few facts are in dispute between C.J. Stanley's family and the school, and somehow it still ends in calls ...
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New Books, Special Classes To Help Kids At Kerala Flood Relief Camps
The monsoon fury over the past few days have compounded the worry of children housed in relief camps in Kerala with their text books and study material washed away in the heavy rains and the first term exams looming large.
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IPL 2018: MS Dhoni Achieves Yet Another Milestone, First To Captain In 150 Games
Mahendra Singh Dhoni reached another landmark in his illustrious career as he captained in his 150th Indian Premier League (IPL) match vs Mumbai Indians.
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This Is the Future of Business-Class Seats
While the vast majority of fliers are feeling the squeeze with tighter and tighter economy seats and downright frightening customer-service disasters, we might well be witnessing the dawn of a new golden age of travel in the business-class section.
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Delhi's Mohit Ahlawat Rips Apart Record Books, Smashes 300 in T20 Match
Mohit Ahlawat has played three first class matches for Delhi.
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Jawaharlal Nehru Who? Rajasthan Schoolbook Deletes First Prime Minister
Glaring omissions in a new social science text book for students of Class 8 in Rajasthan, looks set to turn into a huge political controversy. The book makes no mention of the first Prime Minister of India, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, either as a freedom fighter, or as a leader of Independent India.
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Library Without Books Debuts at Florida's Newest College
The library opening with the first day of classes on Monday at Florida's newest college features a sunlit arched roof and cozy reading chairs - but not a single book.
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X-Men: Days of Future Past Review: Geeks Will Love It
The latest X-Men movie is great fun in its own right, and corrects most of the mistakes of the previous X-Men trilogy.
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Mumbai coaching class owner booked for molesting student
Mumbai Police has registered First Information Report (FIR) against a coaching class owner for allegedly molesting a 17-year-old student.
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JK Rowling's new 'adult' book on class warfare, sexuality
Days before its official launch, excerpts from JK Rowling's first book in the post-Harry Potter era have begun to emerge online - and it is clear that it is for grown-ups only.
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Nvidia Sued By Three Authors Over AI Use of Copyrighted Books Without Permission
Nvidia has been sued by three authors who claim that the chipmaker used their copyrighted books without permission to train its NeMo AI platform. The US firm has touted NeMo as a fast and affordable way to adopt generative AI, and is not the first firm to be sued for the use of copyrighted work to train AI models.
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IPL 2021, DC vs CSK Qualifier 1: Ruturaj Oozes Class, Uthappa And Dhoni Turn Back Clock As Chennai Super Kings Edge Delhi Capitals To Enter 9th Final
Chennai Super Kings entered the Indian Premier League final after beating Delhi Capitals by four wickets in the first Qualifier in Dubai on Sunday.
-
Class Of '83 Star Bobby Deol Shares Pic From The First Day Of Shoot
"Trusting the magic of new beginnings," Bobby Deol captioned the post
-
Kia Carnival Receives Over 1400 Bookings Just A Day After Order Books Open
Kia Motors India recently announced the Carnival as its second offering in the market and opened the order books on January 21, 2020. Now, Kia India has revealed that the upcoming MPV has garnered 1410 bookings on the first day. The Carnival is scheduled to be launched at the 2020 Auto Expo on February 5, and bookings are open for the new model onl...
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Monty Panesar Looks To Virat Kohli For Fitness Turnaround, Eyes International Comeback
Monty Panesar hailed Virat Kohli's discipline with regard to fitness, even saying that he might take a leaf out of the Indian captain's book while trying to make a comeback in first class cricket.
-
Boy With Dreadlocks Was Turned Away By His School On First Day Of Class
The wrath of the Internet came down on a tiny private Christian school in central Florida this week, over video of a 6-year-old being turned away on the first day of school because he has dreadlocks.It's one of those stories where surprisingly few facts are in dispute between C.J. Stanley's family and the school, and somehow it still ends in calls ...
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New Books, Special Classes To Help Kids At Kerala Flood Relief Camps
The monsoon fury over the past few days have compounded the worry of children housed in relief camps in Kerala with their text books and study material washed away in the heavy rains and the first term exams looming large.
-
IPL 2018: MS Dhoni Achieves Yet Another Milestone, First To Captain In 150 Games
Mahendra Singh Dhoni reached another landmark in his illustrious career as he captained in his 150th Indian Premier League (IPL) match vs Mumbai Indians.
-
This Is the Future of Business-Class Seats
While the vast majority of fliers are feeling the squeeze with tighter and tighter economy seats and downright frightening customer-service disasters, we might well be witnessing the dawn of a new golden age of travel in the business-class section.
-
Delhi's Mohit Ahlawat Rips Apart Record Books, Smashes 300 in T20 Match
Mohit Ahlawat has played three first class matches for Delhi.
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Jawaharlal Nehru Who? Rajasthan Schoolbook Deletes First Prime Minister
Glaring omissions in a new social science text book for students of Class 8 in Rajasthan, looks set to turn into a huge political controversy. The book makes no mention of the first Prime Minister of India, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, either as a freedom fighter, or as a leader of Independent India.
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Library Without Books Debuts at Florida's Newest College
The library opening with the first day of classes on Monday at Florida's newest college features a sunlit arched roof and cozy reading chairs - but not a single book.
-
X-Men: Days of Future Past Review: Geeks Will Love It
The latest X-Men movie is great fun in its own right, and corrects most of the mistakes of the previous X-Men trilogy.
-
Mumbai coaching class owner booked for molesting student
Mumbai Police has registered First Information Report (FIR) against a coaching class owner for allegedly molesting a 17-year-old student.
-
JK Rowling's new 'adult' book on class warfare, sexuality
Days before its official launch, excerpts from JK Rowling's first book in the post-Harry Potter era have begun to emerge online - and it is clear that it is for grown-ups only.
