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Saving Languages From Extinction, With The Help Of AI The worlds linguistic heritage is facing a crisis just as serious as that of biodiversity. A French project is trying to save what exists in the Pangloss collection, powered by new tools of Artificial Intelligence. PARIS — Lets begin with a little quiz: Across the earth, there are 7 continents and 197 countries. How many languages are spoken? The answer is around 7,000, but if this number surprises you, its because you suffer from the di...

The Latest: Good News On Vaccines, Italian Envoy Killed, Djokovics 18th A devastating fire has consumed nearly 150 shanties in a slum in Bangladeshs capital city Dhaka, but no casualties were reported. - Habibur Rahman/ZUMA Wire       2020-02-22 Welcome to Monday, where we have very good news on vaccine effectiveness, Myanmar protesters wont back down after police open fire and Edvard Munch turns out to be a different kind of scr...

The Latest: Biden Opens To Iran, Myanmar Coup Death, Photo From Mars The first image NASAs Perseverance rover sent back after landing on Mars. - NASAs Perseverance Mars Rover       2020-02-19 Welcome to Friday, where the coronavirus death toll surpasses 100,000 in Africa, the Myanmar coup protests record the first casualty and NASAs Mars rover sends its first picture of the Red Planet. We also look at how the lack of internet acc...

Welcome to Thursday, where a new UK study will deliberately infect young people with COVID, Texas continues to battle a snowstorm and New Zealand vows to provide all schools with free menstruation ...

The Latest: Vaccinegate in Peru, Dubais Princess Prisoner, Kim Jong-uns Wife Sicilys Mount Etna, one of the worlds most active volcanoes, spewed ashes and smoke in a new eruption - Davide Anastasi/LaPresse via ZUMA Press       2020-02-17 Welcome to Wednesday, where a "vaccinegate" scandal shakes Peru, videos emerge of Dubai princess in "villa prison" and North Koreas first lady reappears after one year. Le Monde goes back in time...

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