Consumer bodies had brought up various issues before UPERC, arguing that under the Electricity Act of 2003, providing accurate answers to all queries...
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A trio of ethicists at the University of Oxford's Oxford Internet Institute has published a paper in the journal Royal Society Open Science questioning whether the makers of LLMs have legal obligations regarding the accuracy of the answers they give to user queries.
Consumer bodies had brought up various issues before UPERC, arguing that under the Electricity Act of 2003, providing accurate answers to all queries...
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The “Spirit of Córdoba" refers to the rich cultural, historical, and intellectual heritage of Córdoba, Spain, which was once a significant...
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Forestry Australia has welcomed the publication of an academic paper looking at the issue of active management of forests. The paper, Active...
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As enterprises race to adopt generative AI and bring new services to market, the demands on data centre infrastructure have never been greater –...
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