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AI training companies hire writers and poets to write original short stories to use as training material

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2023 has a 90% chance of being the hottest year since 1850

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What is Soramitsu, a Japanese blockchain company that supports digital payment systems in cooperation with central banks of Southeast Asian countries?

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CD-ROM ISO image file filled with valuable data about Air Force soldiers during World War II is now available

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Studio Ghibli becomes a subsidiary of Nippon Television and will focus on anime production and management of the Ghibli Museum and Ghibli Park.

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French Apple Store employees go on strike to coincide with Apple's iPhone 15 series release date

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A man who was encouraged to watch his wife give birth sues the hospital for 95 billion yen, traumatized by seeing blood and internal organs during Caesarean section

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French supermarkets post labels warning consumers about products that reduce size while maintaining price

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Amazon develops a cashier-less clothing store system where you can try on clothes and go home

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Former product manager Panos Panay, who worked at Microsoft for 19 years, is retiring, and there is a view that Amazon will hire him.

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SpaceX, led by Elon Musk, predicted that the number of Starlink users would exceed 20 million by 2022, but the reality is just over 1 million.

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DeepMind co-founder talks about how artificial intelligence could pose a major threat

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Unity announces review of 'Unity Runtime Fee' policy that charges a fee for each installation

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Are there words that are common to all languages?

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``The amount paid by Google to become the iPhone's default search engine'' is mentioned in an antitrust lawsuit and Apple's lawyer protests

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Google was educating people to prohibit statements such as ``market share,'' ``enclosure,'' and ``network effect'' in order to hide violations of antitrust laws.

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X begins negotiations in response to arbitration claims of 2,200 former Twitter employees fired by Elon Musk

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What are the points to keep in mind when describing 'food' in a story?

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Successfully compressed human knowledge/Wikipedia to 114MB with the Hütter Prize to compress 1GB as much as possible

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Google announces hundreds of employees in recruitment department will be laid off

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``In the fall of 2023, everyone except babies should be vaccinated against the coronavirus,'' the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends.

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German Chancellor Scholz proposes a bill that would require 80% of gas stations to install quick chargers

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A rapper was arrested because a song he wrote was too similar to a real incident.

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The aircraft carrier Akagi has been seen for the first time in 81 years since it sank in the Battle of Midway.

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[Obituary] PowerPoint developer Dennis Austin passes away

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``Father who teaches combat drone maneuvering'' is hired at a Russian church school

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When LGBTQ dating app Grindr requires employees to come to work two days a week, about half of its employees quit.

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Tesla's Cybertruck style spoon appeared from McDonald's for McFleury and Elon Mask reacted as 'fake news'

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iOS users tend to spend more money in app stores than Android users and are rated as ``7.4 times more valuable as a user.''

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Guinness World Records removes Johnny Kitagawa's record from its site

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Toyota's vehicle factory stopped operating due to lack of working disk capacity

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Greece collaborates with Israel to develop AI technology to detect wildfires

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What was the regulation of 'obscene' that occurred when 'Lolita' depicting girlish love was published, and the struggle to promote its publication as 'excellent literature'?

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Authorities arrest construction workers as suspects of Great Wall being 'irreparably destroyed' due to contractor shortcuts

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US senator suggests using bill to protect children in online spaces to block LGBTQ+ content

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Pirates are appearing on the west coast of the United States, attacking ships and looting them.

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``Burning Man'', a huge event where a town is created in the desert, becomes isolated due to heavy rain, leaving 1 person dead

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Hundreds of thousands of people are trafficked as online fraudsters in Southeast Asia

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Amazon sues a pirate who sells Prime Video exclusive distribution works on DVD, reports that the damage is over hundreds of millions of yen

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X is obligated to pay more than 500 million yen just for arbitration fees with former Twitter employees

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