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Nourry's "Vénus": Art as Healing and Social Commentary
Artist Prune Nourry's "Vénus" exhibition in Paris showcases clay sculptures of eight women from Saint-Denis's women's shelter, who overcame violence, alongside bronze casts of prehistoric Venus figurines, linking contemporary female resilience to ancient archetypes; a larger installation is planned ...
Nourry's "Vénus": Art as Healing and Social Commentary
Artist Prune Nourry's "Vénus" exhibition in Paris showcases clay sculptures of eight women from Saint-Denis's women's shelter, who overcame violence, alongside bronze casts of prehistoric Venus figurines, linking contemporary female resilience to ancient archetypes; a larger installation is planned ...
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20% Bias Score
French AI Summit Highlights Copyright Concerns
At a French AI summit, the head of SACD accused major tech companies of "pillaging" copyrighted works to train AI, sparking a debate on the conflict between Anglo-Saxon "fair use" and French copyright, leading to a national consultation on an ethical AI market.
French AI Summit Highlights Copyright Concerns
At a French AI summit, the head of SACD accused major tech companies of "pillaging" copyrighted works to train AI, sparking a debate on the conflict between Anglo-Saxon "fair use" and French copyright, leading to a national consultation on an ethical AI market.
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52% Bias Score
France Adds €15 Million to Pediatric Cancer Research Budget
The French government announced an additional €15 million for pediatric cancer research, totaling €75 million, after an initial parliamentary budget decision excluded this funding, prompting criticism from opposition parties and advocacy groups.
France Adds €15 Million to Pediatric Cancer Research Budget
The French government announced an additional €15 million for pediatric cancer research, totaling €75 million, after an initial parliamentary budget decision excluded this funding, prompting criticism from opposition parties and advocacy groups.
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48% Bias Score
France to Host AI Summit to Address Europe's Innovation Gap
France will host an AI summit in Paris, led by President Macron, to boost its economy and address Europe's innovation gap compared to the US and China, leveraging AI's potential for productivity improvements and job creation.
France to Host AI Summit to Address Europe's Innovation Gap
France will host an AI summit in Paris, led by President Macron, to boost its economy and address Europe's innovation gap compared to the US and China, leveraging AI's potential for productivity improvements and job creation.
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52% Bias Score
British Couple Murdered in France: Gangster Link Suspected
A British couple, Dawn (56) and Andrew Searle (62), were found dead in their French home in Les Pesquies; the husband may have been tortured, and the wife found outside with head injuries; police suspect British gangsters are involved due to the husband's past work fighting organized crime.
British Couple Murdered in France: Gangster Link Suspected
A British couple, Dawn (56) and Andrew Searle (62), were found dead in their French home in Les Pesquies; the husband may have been tortured, and the wife found outside with head injuries; police suspect British gangsters are involved due to the husband's past work fighting organized crime.
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52% Bias Score
France's Slow AI Adoption: A €12 Billion Missed Opportunity
While the world discusses AI's strategic implications, France lags in AI adoption; only 30-40% of businesses use AI, compared to nearly 60% in the US, hindering economic competitiveness and potentially costing the state €12 billion in savings. Montpellier's successful use of generative AI for public...
France's Slow AI Adoption: A €12 Billion Missed Opportunity
While the world discusses AI's strategic implications, France lags in AI adoption; only 30-40% of businesses use AI, compared to nearly 60% in the US, hindering economic competitiveness and potentially costing the state €12 billion in savings. Montpellier's successful use of generative AI for public...
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48% Bias Score
France Prioritizes Domestic AI Algorithm Development for Military Applications
France's military AI agency, AMIAD, is prioritizing the development of its own algorithms, investing €300 million annually and partnering with Mistral AI to reduce reliance on foreign technology like Nvidia's processors, aiming for global leadership in military AI by year's end.
France Prioritizes Domestic AI Algorithm Development for Military Applications
France's military AI agency, AMIAD, is prioritizing the development of its own algorithms, investing €300 million annually and partnering with Mistral AI to reduce reliance on foreign technology like Nvidia's processors, aiming for global leadership in military AI by year's end.
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44% Bias Score
Assault on Jack Lang Sparks Investigation and Renews Controversy
Former French Culture Minister Jack Lang was assaulted and briefly hospitalized after being pushed to the ground by protesters in Paris on February 9th, 2024, sparking an investigation into the incident and renewed attention to his signature on a 1977 petition defending adult-child sexual relations.
Assault on Jack Lang Sparks Investigation and Renews Controversy
Former French Culture Minister Jack Lang was assaulted and briefly hospitalized after being pushed to the ground by protesters in Paris on February 9th, 2024, sparking an investigation into the incident and renewed attention to his signature on a 1977 petition defending adult-child sexual relations.
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36% Bias Score
Hollyoaks Star's Parents Found Dead in France
Hollyoaks star Callum Kerr's parents, Dawn and Andrew Searle, were found dead in their French home on Thursday; Mrs. Searle had head injuries, and jewelry was scattered nearby; Mr. Searle's past involvement in fighting organized crime is a focus of the investigation.
Hollyoaks Star's Parents Found Dead in France
Hollyoaks star Callum Kerr's parents, Dawn and Andrew Searle, were found dead in their French home on Thursday; Mrs. Searle had head injuries, and jewelry was scattered nearby; Mr. Searle's past involvement in fighting organized crime is a focus of the investigation.
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56% Bias Score
Pregnant Asylum Seeker in France Faces Citizenship Challenges
Salimatou, a 23-year-old Ivorian woman fleeing a forced marriage, is homeless in France, awaiting childbirth, and faces challenges accessing citizenship for her future child under recently tightened French nationality laws.
Pregnant Asylum Seeker in France Faces Citizenship Challenges
Salimatou, a 23-year-old Ivorian woman fleeing a forced marriage, is homeless in France, awaiting childbirth, and faces challenges accessing citizenship for her future child under recently tightened French nationality laws.
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28% Bias Score
England Rugby Faces France at Twickenham Amidst Losing Streak
England's rugby team plays France at Twickenham on February 11th, hoping to reverse a six-in-seven losing streak and close the performance gap against a team that previously defeated them 53-10. A new fly-half, Fin Smith, starts in place of Marcus Smith, reflecting a tactical shift to enhance Englan...
England Rugby Faces France at Twickenham Amidst Losing Streak
England's rugby team plays France at Twickenham on February 11th, hoping to reverse a six-in-seven losing streak and close the performance gap against a team that previously defeated them 53-10. A new fly-half, Fin Smith, starts in place of Marcus Smith, reflecting a tactical shift to enhance Englan...
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44% Bias Score
Trial for Racist Attacks Against Aya Nakamura Set for June
Thirteen people will be tried in Paris on June 4th for racist insults against singer Aya Nakamura, following online attacks by the far-right group 'Les Natifs' after her participation in the Paris 2024 Olympics opening ceremony was announced; she performed despite the incident.
Trial for Racist Attacks Against Aya Nakamura Set for June
Thirteen people will be tried in Paris on June 4th for racist insults against singer Aya Nakamura, following online attacks by the far-right group 'Les Natifs' after her participation in the Paris 2024 Olympics opening ceremony was announced; she performed despite the incident.
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32% Bias Score
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