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Tech companies are aiming for smaller and leaner AI models
AI firms have long boasted about the enormous size and capabilities of their products, but they are increasingly looking at leaner, smaller models that they say will save on energy and cost.
Lessons from the ballot
The results of the Greek election on May 21 have revealed a fundamental truth: Society and the realm of social media operate on separate planes.
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The noise and the truth
Participating in the public discourse requires courage nowadays. The toxicity and role of social media act as a deterrent to those who participate or want to participate in public life.
Others are afraid to enter the field, and others are afraid to speak up. The election result highlighted the problem, but also a truth.
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The absurdity of protecting science from the absurd
The theater of the absurd was back in Parliament the other day, when the government submitted a legal amendment seeking to protect the chair and members of the expert committee investigating the deadly train crash at Tempe from any form of prosecution or questioning about any opinions expressed during deliberations or about how they voted, unless they acted with malice.
Illegal training courses spread as exams approach
The number of high school and university exam preparation courses that do not comply with the regulation under the name of publishing house or personal development courses is on the rise as less than five months remain before the exams.
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Opening of the 48th Bulgarian Parliament (UPDATED)
The 48th National Assembly opens today with a solemn meeting. After the announcement of the election results on October 2, the current composition of the parliament includes 7 parties. The 240 people's elected representatives took an oath to respect the Constitution and to be guided by the interests of the people.
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Why People Are Quitting Their Jobs (infographic)
Lack of career development is the main cause
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Donald Trump reveals what the Queen told him about UK prime ministers
“Her Majesty had a sharp mind, missed nothing, and always knew exactly what to say”
Schroeder says Zelensky’s plans to seize Crimea is “nonsense”
“The idea that President Zelensky can take Crimea militarily is nonsense,” he said
Decisions while facing uncertainty
"One critical limit of our mind is our excessive trust in what we believe we know and our apparent incapacity to acknowledge the spread of our ignorance and incertitude of the world we live in." Daniel Kahneman "Thinking fast and slow" (Free translation) Uncertainty! No need to explore this fact further.
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