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A Rush On Critical Minerals Is Coming For Our Most Remote And Disadvantaged Communities - Vimarsana News

A Rush On Critical Minerals Is Coming For Our Most Remote And Disadvantaged Communities

The Australian mining industry was promised billions of dollars in last week's federal budget to boost critical minerals such as lithium, copper and

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After 58 years of teaching, new 'possibilities' keep professor Harry Lambright young - Vimarsana News

After 58 years of teaching, new 'possibilities' keep professor Harry Lambright young

Professor Harry Lambright has finished teaching after 58 years, and per a leave of absence from SU, will continue to do research.

AI Eye: Real uses for AI in crypto, Google's GPT-4 rival, AI edge for bad employees – Cointelegraph Magazine - Vimarsana News

AI Eye: Real uses for AI in crypto, Google's GPT-4 rival, AI edge for bad employees – Cointelegraph Magazine

How Maker, The Sandbox and Near are using AI in crypto, plus terrible workers benefit most from AI and Google's GPT-4 rival nears release.

Journal forced to unpublish paper after authors are caught using ChatGPT to write it - Vimarsana News

Journal forced to unpublish paper after authors are caught using ChatGPT to write it

A scientific journal was forced to retract a paper after it was discovered by a computer scientist that the authors used the artificial intelligence application ChatGPT.

Paper Retracted When Authors Caught Using ChatGPT to Write It - Vimarsana News

Paper Retracted When Authors Caught Using ChatGPT to Write It

Red Handed A paper published in the journal Physica Scripta last month became the subject of controversy after computer scientist Guillaume Cabanac noticed a ChatGPT prompt to "Regenerate Response" accidentally copied into the text. Now, the authors have fessed up to using the chatbot to help draft their article, becoming the latest testament to generative […]

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