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Disney CEO Says AI Deal With OpenAI Is Exclusive For Just One Year: Report
Disney CEO Bob Iger has said the company’s deal with OpenAI is only exclusive for one year, not the full three-year term. Disney is open to using AI, but wants tight control over its characters. The strategy lets Disney earn licensing fees, learn from OpenAI’s tools, and keep the option open to work with other AI companies later.
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New Physics-Based Model Sheds Light on How Deep Neural Networks Learn Features
A Physical Review Letters study likens deep neural network feature learning to spring-block mechanics, linking data simplification to spring extension and nonlinearity to friction. The model reveals how noise can balance separation across layers and help predict performance, offering a powerful tool to optimise training, improve generalisation, and...
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LinkedIn Introduces New AI-Powered Features to Assist Professionals in Job Search
LinkedIn is rolling out several new artificial intelligence (AI) features that will assist users in job search and personalised learning on the platform. Announced on Thursday, these AI-powered features include a Jobseeker Coach that can hunt the right job for users from a text prompt, a tool to review resumes and applications, a chatbot that can i...
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Canada's New Visa Rule To Protect Indian Students From Fraud
Canada's New Student Visa Rule: Starting December 1, 2023, post-secondary designated learning institutions (DLIs) will be required to verify the acceptance letters of all applicants with Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
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Canada Tweaks Verification Steps To Protect Global Students From Fraud
Canada has announced several measures to protect international students from fraud. One of the key changes is that post-secondary designated learning institutions (DLI) will be required to confirm every applicant's letter of acceptance.
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University Panel Chairman Emphasises On Learning In Mother Tongue
Professor M Jagadesh Kumar made this point in a letter addressed to the Chairperson of the Central Board of Secondary Education.
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Teach Marathi In UP Schools For Better Job Prospects Of Students: Maharashtra BJP Leader To Yogi Adityanath
In a letter to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister, Maharashtra BJP leader Kripashankar Singh said learning Marathi will improve the job prospects of UP students in Maharashtra, including in the state government.
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Indian Teacher Joins Educationists In Worldwide Girls’ Education Drive
The open letter calls for action by the international community to ensure girls have equal access to the technology and digital skills training they need to learn, and to protect and prioritise domestic and international financing for girls’ education amid COVID-19.
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"Make Jammu And Kashmir Hub Of Knowledge": President Ram Nath Kovind
Determined efforts should be made to make Jammu and Kashmir a hub of knowledge, innovation and learning by implementing the new National Education Policy (NEP) in letter and spirit, President Ram Nath Kovind said on Sunday.
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Shift To School-Home Collaboration For Learning: CBSE Chairperson To Principals
In the letter addressed to school heads, CBSE Chairperson has urged to reinvent education process, devise creative and engaging methods and set examples to follow for the education system.
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JNU Professor Develops Braille Model To Teach Chemistry To Visually-Challenged Students
In the model, professor Balaji has included normal letters along with Braille so that students with a normal eyesight can also learn from it while teachers are not required to be experts in Braille.
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After Quitting As Minister, Navjot Sidhu Finds Ally In Shatrughan Sinha
Congress leader Shatrughan Sinha on Sunday praised party colleague Navjot Singh Sidhu and said he was "appalled" by his decision to quit the Punjab cabinet, hours after the former state minister tweeted a copy of his resignation letter.
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Is Artificial Intelligence Intelligent? How Machine Learning Has Developed
What makes artificial intelligence intelligent? Is it able to learn from errors or recognize, say, the letters of the alphabet in a set of random shapes like a human can?
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Learned About Husband's Death In Pak Jail After A Month: Fisherman's Wife
The wife of a Gujarat resident on Thursday learnt of his death last month in a Pakistan jail after a letter from the dead man's cellmate reached her.
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After Reported Drug Overdose, Demi Lovato Writes, 'I Will Keep Fighting'
"What I've learned is that this illness is not something that disappears or fades with time," Demi Lovato wrote in a letter on Instagram
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Disney CEO Says AI Deal With OpenAI Is Exclusive For Just One Year: Report
Disney CEO Bob Iger has said the company’s deal with OpenAI is only exclusive for one year, not the full three-year term. Disney is open to using AI, but wants tight control over its characters. The strategy lets Disney earn licensing fees, learn from OpenAI’s tools, and keep the option open to work with other AI companies later.
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New Physics-Based Model Sheds Light on How Deep Neural Networks Learn Features
A Physical Review Letters study likens deep neural network feature learning to spring-block mechanics, linking data simplification to spring extension and nonlinearity to friction. The model reveals how noise can balance separation across layers and help predict performance, offering a powerful tool to optimise training, improve generalisation, and...
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LinkedIn Introduces New AI-Powered Features to Assist Professionals in Job Search
LinkedIn is rolling out several new artificial intelligence (AI) features that will assist users in job search and personalised learning on the platform. Announced on Thursday, these AI-powered features include a Jobseeker Coach that can hunt the right job for users from a text prompt, a tool to review resumes and applications, a chatbot that can i...
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Canada's New Visa Rule To Protect Indian Students From Fraud
Canada's New Student Visa Rule: Starting December 1, 2023, post-secondary designated learning institutions (DLIs) will be required to verify the acceptance letters of all applicants with Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
-
Canada Tweaks Verification Steps To Protect Global Students From Fraud
Canada has announced several measures to protect international students from fraud. One of the key changes is that post-secondary designated learning institutions (DLI) will be required to confirm every applicant's letter of acceptance.
-
University Panel Chairman Emphasises On Learning In Mother Tongue
Professor M Jagadesh Kumar made this point in a letter addressed to the Chairperson of the Central Board of Secondary Education.
-
Teach Marathi In UP Schools For Better Job Prospects Of Students: Maharashtra BJP Leader To Yogi Adityanath
In a letter to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister, Maharashtra BJP leader Kripashankar Singh said learning Marathi will improve the job prospects of UP students in Maharashtra, including in the state government.
-
Indian Teacher Joins Educationists In Worldwide Girls’ Education Drive
The open letter calls for action by the international community to ensure girls have equal access to the technology and digital skills training they need to learn, and to protect and prioritise domestic and international financing for girls’ education amid COVID-19.
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"Make Jammu And Kashmir Hub Of Knowledge": President Ram Nath Kovind
Determined efforts should be made to make Jammu and Kashmir a hub of knowledge, innovation and learning by implementing the new National Education Policy (NEP) in letter and spirit, President Ram Nath Kovind said on Sunday.
-
Shift To School-Home Collaboration For Learning: CBSE Chairperson To Principals
In the letter addressed to school heads, CBSE Chairperson has urged to reinvent education process, devise creative and engaging methods and set examples to follow for the education system.
-
JNU Professor Develops Braille Model To Teach Chemistry To Visually-Challenged Students
In the model, professor Balaji has included normal letters along with Braille so that students with a normal eyesight can also learn from it while teachers are not required to be experts in Braille.
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After Quitting As Minister, Navjot Sidhu Finds Ally In Shatrughan Sinha
Congress leader Shatrughan Sinha on Sunday praised party colleague Navjot Singh Sidhu and said he was "appalled" by his decision to quit the Punjab cabinet, hours after the former state minister tweeted a copy of his resignation letter.
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Is Artificial Intelligence Intelligent? How Machine Learning Has Developed
What makes artificial intelligence intelligent? Is it able to learn from errors or recognize, say, the letters of the alphabet in a set of random shapes like a human can?
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Learned About Husband's Death In Pak Jail After A Month: Fisherman's Wife
The wife of a Gujarat resident on Thursday learnt of his death last month in a Pakistan jail after a letter from the dead man's cellmate reached her.
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After Reported Drug Overdose, Demi Lovato Writes, 'I Will Keep Fighting'
"What I've learned is that this illness is not something that disappears or fades with time," Demi Lovato wrote in a letter on Instagram
