Disney hits Google with cease-and-desist claiming ‘massive’ copyright infringement
Disney is accusing the tech giant of unauthorized distribution of its copyrighted characters without permission via Gemini AI.
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NeurIPS 2025 Best Paper Review: Qwen’s Systematic Exploration of Attention Gating
This one little trick can bring about enhanced training stability, the use of larger learning rates and improved scaling properties The post NeurIPS 2025 Best Paper Review: Qwen’s Systematic Exploration of Attention Gating appeared first on Towards Data Science.
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✋ Get A Warrant | EFFector 37.17
Even with the holidays coming up, the digital rights news doesn’t stop. Thankfully, EFF is here to keep you up-to-date with our EFFector newsletter! In our latest issue, we’re explaining why politicians latest attempts to ban VPNs is a terrible idea; asking supporters to file public comments opposing new rules that would make bad patents untouchable; and sharing a privacy victory—Sacramento is forced to end its dragnet surveillance program of power meter data. Prefer to listen in? Check out our audio companion, where […]
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Expert Available: School Choice is the Solution our Children Need
Recently, Cato Scholar Colleen Hroncich penned a new blog post in response to recent New York Times reporting titled: America’s Children Are Unwell, Says NYT—School Choice Should be Part of the Solution. In the blog post, Hroncich states that: lead , Our place-based school system was established in the 1800s, when travel and communication were significantly limited. It may have made sense at the time. But we no longer face those limitations. And we know that what works for one […]
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🚨 911 NIGHTMARE: Dad Calls for Help – Cops Handcuff the Victim Instead 😡 #BodyCam #HillCounty
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Politicians make the case for Downsize DC
Even obvious solutions are hard to execute The post Politicians make the case for Downsize DC appeared first on Downsize DC.
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EFF Backs Constitutional Challenge to Ecuador’s Intelligence Law That Undermines Human Rights
In early September, EFF submitted an amicus brief to Ecuador’s Constitutional Court supporting a constitutional challenge filed by Ecuadorian NGOs, including INREDH and LaLibre. The case challenges the constitutionality of the Ley Orgánica de Inteligencia (LOI) and its implementing regulation, the General Regulation of the LOI. EFF’s amicus brief argues that the LOI enables disproportionate surveillance and secrecy that undermine constitutional and Inter-American human rights standards. EFF urges the Constitutional Court to declare the LOI and its regulation […]
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The Machine Learning Divide: Marktechpost’s Latest ML Global Impact Report Reveals Geographic Asymmetry Between ML Tool Origins and Research Adoption
Los Angeles, December 11, 2025 — Marktechpost has released ML Global Impact Report 2025 (AIResearchTrends.com). This educational report’s analysis includes over 5,000 articles from more than 125 countries, all published within the Nature family of journals between January 1 and September 30, 2025. The scope of this report is strictly confined to this specific body of work and is not a comprehensive assessment of global research.This report focuses solely on the specific work presented and does not represent […]
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Kernel Principal Component Analysis (PCA): Explained with an Example
Dimensionality reduction techniques like PCA work wonderfully when datasets are linearly separable—but they break down the moment nonlinear patterns appear. That’s exactly what happens with datasets such as two moons: PCA flattens the structure and mixes the classes together. Kernel PCA fixes this limitation by mapping the data into a higher-dimensional feature space where nonlinear patterns become linearly separable. In this article, we’ll walk through how Kernel PCA works and use a simple example to visually compare PCA […]
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AI-Designed Proteins Take on Deadly Snake Venom
Every year, venomous snakes kill over 100,000 people and leave 300,000 more with devastating injuries — amputations, paralysis and permanent disabilities. The victims are often farmers, herders and children in rural communities across sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia and Latin America. For them, a snakebite isn’t just a medical crisis — it’s an economic catastrophe. Treatment hasn’t changed in over a century. Antivenoms — derived from the blood of immunized animals — are expensive, difficult to manufacture and often […]
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