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Fact check: How dangerous is cannabis? Four myths exposed – DW – 02/16/2024

Germany might be the next country to legalize cannabis, but the drug is still shrouded in misinformation. DW's fact checking team examines four myths surrounding cannabis and whether or not it should be legal.

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When it rains it pours : Or does it? – The Daily Free Press

When it rains it pours : Or does it? – The Daily Free Press
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Want to Avoid Gum Disease? Eat Less - Sunny 92 3

Want to Avoid Gum Disease? Eat Less - Sunny 92 3
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What We re Reading: When you talk about AI, context matters | by Medium Staff | Sep, 2023

Ever since hosting a robust Medium Day discussion on the future of AI, I’ve been fielding questions about artificial intelligence. And not just technical questions. But ethical questions. Societal…

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Driverless Cars Have More Trouble Detecting Kids, Dark-Skinned Pedestrians

Researchers at King’s College in London find that self-driving car systems are 20% better at detecting adults than children and 7.5% more accurate for light-skinned pedestrians.

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