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News orgs want OpenAI to dig up millions of deleted ChatGPT logs

Not only does it appear that OpenAI has lost its fight to keep news organizations from digging through 20 million ChatGPT logs to find evidence of copyright infringement—but also OpenAI now faces calls for sanctions and demands to retrieve and share potentially millions of deleted chats long thought of as untouchable in the litigation. On

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Sector Snapshot: US Semiconductor Startup Funding Hits Record High

It’s not a shocker to see that U.S. semiconductor startup funding charted record highs in 2025. After all, that is the year Nvidia cemented its status as the most valuable technology company, with a staggering $4.6 trillion market cap. Public valuations of semiconductor companies also hit a historical peak, with sector-focused funds like the VanEck

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Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), IndiaAI, Government of Assam and IIT Guwahati Host Human Capital Working Group Meeting – PIB

Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), IndiaAI, Government of Assam and IIT Guwahati Host Human Capital Working Group Meeting  PIB

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AI consciousness is a red herring in the safety debate | Letters

We should take AI risks seriously, but doing so requires conceptual clarity, says Prof Virginia Dignum. Plus letters from John Robinson and Eric SkidmoreThe concern expressed by Yoshua Bengio that advanced AI systems might one day resist being shut down deserves careful consideration (AI showing signs of self-preservation and humans should be ready to pull

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Dummy Variable Trap in Machine Learning Explained Simply

In machine learning with categorical data, it is common to encode the categories as dummy variables (sometimes called one hot encoding) to encode categories as numerical values. This is a significant step since there are many algorithms that do not operate on other things other than numbers like linear regression. Nevertheless, there is one of the mistakes

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