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Anthropic to Pay $1.5 Billion in AI Copyright Settlement
Anthropic, an AI company, will pay $1.5 billion to settle a class-action lawsuit filed by authors who claimed the company used pirated copies of their books to train its chatbot, Claude.
Anthropic to Pay $1.5 Billion in AI Copyright Settlement
Anthropic, an AI company, will pay $1.5 billion to settle a class-action lawsuit filed by authors who claimed the company used pirated copies of their books to train its chatbot, Claude.
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24% Bias Score
Summer Reading List: Expert Leadership Recommendations
Adolfo Ramírez, a seasoned leader, and several business schools recommend various leadership books for summer reading, focusing on psychological safety, effective delegation, ethical AI integration, and human-centered management, based on real-world examples and diverse perspectives.
Summer Reading List: Expert Leadership Recommendations
Adolfo Ramírez, a seasoned leader, and several business schools recommend various leadership books for summer reading, focusing on psychological safety, effective delegation, ethical AI integration, and human-centered management, based on real-world examples and diverse perspectives.
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Diverse New Book Releases Explore Gaming, Grief, Urban Planning, and Nigerian Identity
This week's new book releases span diverse genres, including video game history, literary fiction tackling grief and cancer, the significance of urban shade, a biography of a forensic ornithologist, and a Nigerian novel focused on found family and queer identity in Lagos.
Diverse New Book Releases Explore Gaming, Grief, Urban Planning, and Nigerian Identity
This week's new book releases span diverse genres, including video game history, literary fiction tackling grief and cancer, the significance of urban shade, a biography of a forensic ornithologist, and a Nigerian novel focused on found family and queer identity in Lagos.
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8% Bias Score
Documentaries Expose Online Dangers, Wealth Excesses, and Criminal Negligence
Three new documentaries explore dark aspects of modern life: "Poisoned" investigates deaths linked to a suicide forum and a poison supplier; "Billion Dollar Playground" profiles entitled reality TV stars; and "The Mortician" reveals the horrifying actions of a crematorium owner.
Documentaries Expose Online Dangers, Wealth Excesses, and Criminal Negligence
Three new documentaries explore dark aspects of modern life: "Poisoned" investigates deaths linked to a suicide forum and a poison supplier; "Billion Dollar Playground" profiles entitled reality TV stars; and "The Mortician" reveals the horrifying actions of a crematorium owner.
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4% Bias Score
Diverse New Book Releases Reflect Current Cultural Trends
This week's book releases include Gary Shteyngart's new novel, "Vera, or Faith," and nonfiction works covering experimental archaeology, memoir, a sailing tragedy, women's basketball, and the 2024 presidential election.
Diverse New Book Releases Reflect Current Cultural Trends
This week's book releases include Gary Shteyngart's new novel, "Vera, or Faith," and nonfiction works covering experimental archaeology, memoir, a sailing tragedy, women's basketball, and the 2024 presidential election.
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28% Bias Score
Diverse Cultural Events Highlight Week's Offerings
This week's cultural highlights include a Paris exhibition on endangered languages, Berlin's 13th Biennale for contemporary art, Kurt Cobain's guitar display in London, the Best Kept Secret music festival in the Netherlands, a Twin Peaks pop-up, the live-action "How to Train Your Dragon", and The Cu...
Diverse Cultural Events Highlight Week's Offerings
This week's cultural highlights include a Paris exhibition on endangered languages, Berlin's 13th Biennale for contemporary art, Kurt Cobain's guitar display in London, the Best Kept Secret music festival in the Netherlands, a Twin Peaks pop-up, the live-action "How to Train Your Dragon", and The Cu...
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Teacher's Book Selection Sparks Unexpected Encounter
A man's irritation at a teacher collecting books from a public book box for his students dissolves into a positive interaction, revealing a shared appreciation for literature and highlighting the unexpected nature of human connection.
Teacher's Book Selection Sparks Unexpected Encounter
A man's irritation at a teacher collecting books from a public book box for his students dissolves into a positive interaction, revealing a shared appreciation for literature and highlighting the unexpected nature of human connection.
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16% Bias Score
New and Continuing Book Releases Highlight Diverse Reader Preferences
This week's new book releases include "NOT QUITE DEAD YET", "THE HAMPTONS LAWYER", and "ARCANA ACADEMY", alongside new installments in established series like Gabriel Allon and Empyrean; the variety reflects diverse reader interests.
New and Continuing Book Releases Highlight Diverse Reader Preferences
This week's new book releases include "NOT QUITE DEAD YET", "THE HAMPTONS LAWYER", and "ARCANA ACADEMY", alongside new installments in established series like Gabriel Allon and Empyrean; the variety reflects diverse reader interests.
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Five New Books Explore Diverse Narratives and Themes
Five new books offer diverse narratives: Silvia Moreno-Garcia's "The Bewitching" blends family history and witchcraft; Jeneva Rose's "The Girl I Was" uses time travel; Hannah Pittard's "If You Love It, Let It Kill You" is a metafictional exploration of relationships; Carrie R. Moore's "Make Your Way...
Five New Books Explore Diverse Narratives and Themes
Five new books offer diverse narratives: Silvia Moreno-Garcia's "The Bewitching" blends family history and witchcraft; Jeneva Rose's "The Girl I Was" uses time travel; Hannah Pittard's "If You Love It, Let It Kill You" is a metafictional exploration of relationships; Carrie R. Moore's "Make Your Way...
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40% Bias Score
A Lifetime of Reading: Evolving Perspectives on Literature
A personal essay recounts the author's lifelong relationship with books, tracing how their literary preferences and interpretations shifted from childhood favorites like the Grimms' fairy tales and Jennings stories to later discoveries such as Zola's "Germinal," Woolf's "Mrs. Dalloway," and Trollope...
A Lifetime of Reading: Evolving Perspectives on Literature
A personal essay recounts the author's lifelong relationship with books, tracing how their literary preferences and interpretations shifted from childhood favorites like the Grimms' fairy tales and Jennings stories to later discoveries such as Zola's "Germinal," Woolf's "Mrs. Dalloway," and Trollope...
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0% Bias Score
Four Summer Reads Recommended by German Podcast
The German podcast "Was liest du gerade?" suggests four diverse summer reads: Ute Cohen's "Glamour," a philosophical examination; Tilmann Lahme's biography of Thomas Mann; Sophie Gilbert's critique of pop culture's treatment of women ("Girl vs. Girl"); and Rainer Wieland's anthology of texts by peop...
Four Summer Reads Recommended by German Podcast
The German podcast "Was liest du gerade?" suggests four diverse summer reads: Ute Cohen's "Glamour," a philosophical examination; Tilmann Lahme's biography of Thomas Mann; Sophie Gilbert's critique of pop culture's treatment of women ("Girl vs. Girl"); and Rainer Wieland's anthology of texts by peop...
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20% Bias Score
Missile Strike in Kramatorsk Kills 11, Including Ukrainian Writer
A Russian missile strike on June 27th, 2023, in Kramatorsk, Ukraine, killed 11 and injured 61, including Colombian writer Héctor Abad Faciolince and Ukrainian writer Victoria Amelina, who later died. Abad Faciolince's new book recounts his experience.
Missile Strike in Kramatorsk Kills 11, Including Ukrainian Writer
A Russian missile strike on June 27th, 2023, in Kramatorsk, Ukraine, killed 11 and injured 61, including Colombian writer Héctor Abad Faciolince and Ukrainian writer Victoria Amelina, who later died. Abad Faciolince's new book recounts his experience.
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20% Bias Score
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