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Ґаіджін Gaijin
Багато японців, можливо, вважають, що «ґаіджін» — це те ж саме, що й «іноземець».https://note.com/poison_raika/n/n13aa413f135b
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#ＡＩ生成 #gaijin #perception #image #Japanese #peaple #foreigner #accurate #reality #contain #discriminatory #expression #simply #refer #nationality #context #exclude #prejudice #without #daily #other #word #attitude #toward #likely
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Ґаіджін Gaijin
Багато японців, можливо, вважають, що «ґаіджін» — це те ж саме, що й «іноземець».https://www.deviantart.com/poison-raika/art/Gaijin-1217976900
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#ＡＩ生成 #gaijin #perception #image #Japanese #peaple #foreigner #accurate #reality #contain #discriminatory #expression #simply #refer #nationality #context #exclude #prejudice #without #daily #other #word #attitude #toward #likely
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Ґаіджін Gaijin
Багато японців, можливо, вважають, що «ґаіджін» — це те ж саме, що й «іноземець».https://www.pixiv.net/novel/show.php?id=25312376
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#ＡＩ生成 #gaijin #perception #image #Japanese #peaple #foreigner #accurate #reality #contain #discriminatory #expression #simply #refer #nationality #context #exclude #prejudice #without #daily #other #word #attitude #toward #likely
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#accurate : in exact or careful conformity to truth, or to some standard of requirement, the result of care or pains
- French: précis
- German: akkurat
- Italian: attento
- Portuguese: acurado / preciso
- Spanish: cuidadoso
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Fill in missing or incorrect translations @ https://wordofthehour.org/r/translations
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Ґаіджін Gaijin
Багато японців, можливо, вважають, що «ґаіджін» — це те ж саме, що й «іноземець».https://note.com/poison_raika/n/n13aa413f135b
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#ＡＩ生成 #gaijin #perception #image #Japanese #peaple #foreigner #accurate #reality #contain #discriminatory #expression #simply #refer #nationality #context #exclude #prejudice #without #daily #other #word #attitude #toward #likely
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Ґаіджін Gaijin
Багато японців, можливо, вважають, що «ґаіджін» — це те ж саме, що й «іноземець».https://www.deviantart.com/poison-raika/art/Gaijin-1217976900
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#ＡＩ生成 #gaijin #perception #image #Japanese #peaple #foreigner #accurate #reality #contain #discriminatory #expression #simply #refer #nationality #context #exclude #prejudice #without #daily #other #word #attitude #toward #likely
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Ґаіджін Gaijin
Багато японців, можливо, вважають, що «ґаіджін» — це те ж саме, що й «іноземець».https://www.pixiv.net/novel/show.php?id=25312376
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#ＡＩ生成 #gaijin #perception #image #Japanese #peaple #foreigner #accurate #reality #contain #discriminatory #expression #simply #refer #nationality #context #exclude #prejudice #without #daily #other #word #attitude #toward #likely
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https://www.evshift.com/400193/electric-car-ranges-arent-accurate/ Electric Car Ranges Aren’t Accurate! #Accurate #Arent #car #CARS #ELECTRIC #ElectricCar #ElectricCars #ElectricVehicles #EV #leaf #nissan #Ranges #Tesla #Vehicles #zoe
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“Based on my experience with Scouting, the point is you’re supposed to grow up to be someone not like Donald Trump."
--Brian Alexander,
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#accurate : in exact or careful conformity to truth, or to some standard of requirement, the result of care or pains
- French: précis
- German: akkurat
- Italian: attento
- Portuguese: acurado / preciso
- Spanish: cuidadoso
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Fill in missing or incorrect translations @ https://wordofthehour.org/r/translations
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I need to live in a factually #accurate #visual world
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/09/technology/personaltech/sora-ai-video-impact.html #ai
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Lightweight, highly accurate line and paragraph detection
https://arxiv.org/abs/2203.09638
#HackerNews #Lightweight #highly #accurate #line #paragraph #detection #text #processing #AI #technology
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Lightweight, highly accurate line and paragraph detection
https://arxiv.org/abs/2203.09638
#HackerNews #Lightweight #highly #accurate #line #paragraph #detection #text #processing #AI #technology
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Lightweight, highly accurate line and paragraph detection
https://arxiv.org/abs/2203.09638
#HackerNews #Lightweight #highly #accurate #line #paragraph #detection #text #processing #AI #technology
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Lightweight, highly accurate line and paragraph detection
https://arxiv.org/abs/2203.09638
#HackerNews #Lightweight #highly #accurate #line #paragraph #detection #text #processing #AI #technology
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Lightweight, highly accurate line and paragraph detection
https://arxiv.org/abs/2203.09638
#HackerNews #Lightweight #highly #accurate #line #paragraph #detection #text #processing #AI #technology
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#AfricanUnion Joins Calls To End Use Of #Mercator Map That Shrinks Continent’s Size
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/aug/15/african-union-true-size-world-map-replace-mercator-version <-- shared media article
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[just a reminder that the Mercator projection was developed in 1569 for use in marine navigation, so as to utilise “rhumb line[s],… a path on the Earth's surface that crosses all meridians of longitude at the same constant angle, allowing for a steady compass bearing to be followed.” (this is most specifically NOT pedantry!)
Glad that the suggested projection to make – rightly – the size of Africa be accurately represented is Equal Earth (https://equal-earth.com/, 4th figure) - rather than the (1) gross shapes distortion and (2) (erroneous) ‘socially concerned groups’ baggage that has been attached to the Gall-Peters projection]
#GIS #spatial #mapping #Africa #size #truesize #accurate #representation #stereotypes #CorrectTheMap #marine #navigation #campaign #equalearth #projection #shape #mapprojection #education #continent
#AfricaNoFilter #SpeakUpAfrica -
#AfricanUnion Joins Calls To End Use Of #Mercator Map That Shrinks Continent’s Size
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/aug/15/african-union-true-size-world-map-replace-mercator-version <-- shared media article
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[just a reminder that the Mercator projection was developed in 1569 for use in marine navigation, so as to utilise “rhumb line[s],… a path on the Earth's surface that crosses all meridians of longitude at the same constant angle, allowing for a steady compass bearing to be followed.” (this is most specifically NOT pedantry!)
Glad that the suggested projection to make – rightly – the size of Africa be accurately represented is Equal Earth (https://equal-earth.com/, 4th figure) - rather than the (1) gross shapes distortion and (2) (erroneous) ‘socially concerned groups’ baggage that has been attached to the Gall-Peters projection]
#GIS #spatial #mapping #Africa #size #truesize #accurate #representation #stereotypes #CorrectTheMap #marine #navigation #campaign #equalearth #projection #shape #mapprojection #education #continent
#AfricaNoFilter #SpeakUpAfrica -
#AfricanUnion Joins Calls To End Use Of #Mercator Map That Shrinks Continent’s Size
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/aug/15/african-union-true-size-world-map-replace-mercator-version <-- shared media article
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[just a reminder that the Mercator projection was developed in 1569 for use in marine navigation, so as to utilise “rhumb line[s],… a path on the Earth's surface that crosses all meridians of longitude at the same constant angle, allowing for a steady compass bearing to be followed.” (this is most specifically NOT pedantry!)
Glad that the suggested projection to make – rightly – the size of Africa be accurately represented is Equal Earth (https://equal-earth.com/, 4th figure) - rather than the (1) gross shapes distortion and (2) (erroneous) ‘socially concerned groups’ baggage that has been attached to the Gall-Peters projection]
#GIS #spatial #mapping #Africa #size #truesize #accurate #representation #stereotypes #CorrectTheMap #marine #navigation #campaign #equalearth #projection #shape #mapprojection #education #continent
#AfricaNoFilter #SpeakUpAfrica -
#AfricanUnion Joins Calls To End Use Of #Mercator Map That Shrinks Continent’s Size
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/aug/15/african-union-true-size-world-map-replace-mercator-version <-- shared media article
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[just a reminder that the Mercator projection was developed in 1569 for use in marine navigation, so as to utilise “rhumb line[s],… a path on the Earth's surface that crosses all meridians of longitude at the same constant angle, allowing for a steady compass bearing to be followed.” (this is most specifically NOT pedantry!)
Glad that the suggested projection to make – rightly – the size of Africa be accurately represented is Equal Earth (https://equal-earth.com/, 4th figure) - rather than the (1) gross shapes distortion and (2) (erroneous) ‘socially concerned groups’ baggage that has been attached to the Gall-Peters projection]
#GIS #spatial #mapping #Africa #size #truesize #accurate #representation #stereotypes #CorrectTheMap #marine #navigation #campaign #equalearth #projection #shape #mapprojection #education #continent
#AfricaNoFilter #SpeakUpAfrica -
#AfricanUnion Joins Calls To End Use Of #Mercator Map That Shrinks Continent’s Size
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/aug/15/african-union-true-size-world-map-replace-mercator-version <-- shared media article
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[just a reminder that the Mercator projection was developed in 1569 for use in marine navigation, so as to utilise “rhumb line[s],… a path on the Earth's surface that crosses all meridians of longitude at the same constant angle, allowing for a steady compass bearing to be followed.” (this is most specifically NOT pedantry!)
Glad that the suggested projection to make – rightly – the size of Africa be accurately represented is Equal Earth (https://equal-earth.com/, 4th figure) - rather than the (1) gross shapes distortion and (2) (erroneous) ‘socially concerned groups’ baggage that has been attached to the Gall-Peters projection]
#GIS #spatial #mapping #Africa #size #truesize #accurate #representation #stereotypes #CorrectTheMap #marine #navigation #campaign #equalearth #projection #shape #mapprojection #education #continent
#AfricaNoFilter #SpeakUpAfrica -
Random Wikipedia #criticism (rant?)...
One of the things that bugs me about (English) #Wikipedia is how aspects of it are controlled by, for lack of a better word, #pedants, without consideration of the actual #readers - without considering the purpose of an encyclopedia.
One example of this is how, when an article features aspects of another language or dialect - for instance, something from Old English, or Arabic - where the reader will not be familiar with how to pronounce something presented transliterated to a modern Latin/English alphabet, or with a word shown in a non-Latin script entirely.
It used to be common in reference works to give a simple #pronunciation key that was at least close to the correct pronunciation, but was easily understood by a normal literate reader. You know; the stuff that looked like "ED-joo-KAY-shun" or "SHEH-joo-ull" or whatever.
Well, that's not good enough for Wikipedia most of the time. Instead, they give the pronunciation in International #Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), so you get stuff like "æɪ" and "aʊ" and "/ɔː/".
These are absolutely more #accurate guides to how a word should sound. And they are absolutely, completely #useless and #uninformative to 99% of people reading the article.
You know who already knows and is completely comfortable reading #IPA?
#Linguists. Students of language.
You know, the people who *already know* how to #pronounce the words. The people who don't actually need it.
#FFS.
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Random Wikipedia #criticism (rant?)...
One of the things that bugs me about (English) #Wikipedia is how aspects of it are controlled by, for lack of a better word, #pedants, without consideration of the actual #readers - without considering the purpose of an encyclopedia.
One example of this is how, when an article features aspects of another language or dialect - for instance, something from Old English, or Arabic - where the reader will not be familiar with how to pronounce something presented transliterated to a modern Latin/English alphabet, or with a word shown in a non-Latin script entirely.
It used to be common in reference works to give a simple #pronunciation key that was at least close to the correct pronunciation, but was easily understood by a normal literate reader. You know; the stuff that looked like "ED-joo-KAY-shun" or "SHEH-joo-ull" or whatever.
Well, that's not good enough for Wikipedia most of the time. Instead, they give the pronunciation in International #Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), so you get stuff like "æɪ" and "aʊ" and "/ɔː/".
These are absolutely more #accurate guides to how a word should sound. And they are absolutely, completely #useless and #uninformative to 99% of people reading the article.
You know who already knows and is completely comfortable reading #IPA?
#Linguists. Students of language.
You know, the people who *already know* how to #pronounce the words. The people who don't actually need it.
#FFS.
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Random Wikipedia #criticism (rant?)...
One of the things that bugs me about (English) #Wikipedia is how aspects of it are controlled by, for lack of a better word, #pedants, without consideration of the actual #readers - without considering the purpose of an encyclopedia.
One example of this is how, when an article features aspects of another language or dialect - for instance, something from Old English, or Arabic - where the reader will not be familiar with how to pronounce something presented transliterated to a modern Latin/English alphabet, or with a word shown in a non-Latin script entirely.
It used to be common in reference works to give a simple #pronunciation key that was at least close to the correct pronunciation, but was easily understood by a normal literate reader. You know; the stuff that looked like "ED-joo-KAY-shun" or "SHEH-joo-ull" or whatever.
Well, that's not good enough for Wikipedia most of the time. Instead, they give the pronunciation in International #Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), so you get stuff like "æɪ" and "aʊ" and "/ɔː/".
These are absolutely more #accurate guides to how a word should sound. And they are absolutely, completely #useless and #uninformative to 99% of people reading the article.
You know who already knows and is completely comfortable reading #IPA?
#Linguists. Students of language.
You know, the people who *already know* how to #pronounce the words. The people who don't actually need it.
#FFS.
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Random Wikipedia #criticism (rant?)...
One of the things that bugs me about (English) #Wikipedia is how aspects of it are controlled by, for lack of a better word, #pedants, without consideration of the actual #readers - without considering the purpose of an encyclopedia.
One example of this is how, when an article features aspects of another language or dialect - for instance, something from Old English, or Arabic - where the reader will not be familiar with how to pronounce something presented transliterated to a modern Latin/English alphabet, or with a word shown in a non-Latin script entirely.
It used to be common in reference works to give a simple #pronunciation key that was at least close to the correct pronunciation, but was easily understood by a normal literate reader. You know; the stuff that looked like "ED-joo-KAY-shun" or "SHEH-joo-ull" or whatever.
Well, that's not good enough for Wikipedia most of the time. Instead, they give the pronunciation in International #Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), so you get stuff like "æɪ" and "aʊ" and "/ɔː/".
These are absolutely more #accurate guides to how a word should sound. And they are absolutely, completely #useless and #uninformative to 99% of people reading the article.
You know who already knows and is completely comfortable reading #IPA?
#Linguists. Students of language.
You know, the people who *already know* how to #pronounce the words. The people who don't actually need it.
#FFS.
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Random Wikipedia #criticism (rant?)...
One of the things that bugs me about (English) #Wikipedia is how aspects of it are controlled by, for lack of a better word, #pedants, without consideration of the actual #readers - without considering the purpose of an encyclopedia.
One example of this is how, when an article features aspects of another language or dialect - for instance, something from Old English, or Arabic - where the reader will not be familiar with how to pronounce something presented transliterated to a modern Latin/English alphabet, or with a word shown in a non-Latin script entirely.
It used to be common in reference works to give a simple #pronunciation key that was at least close to the correct pronunciation, but was easily understood by a normal literate reader. You know; the stuff that looked like "ED-joo-KAY-shun" or "SHEH-joo-ull" or whatever.
Well, that's not good enough for Wikipedia most of the time. Instead, they give the pronunciation in International #Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), so you get stuff like "æɪ" and "aʊ" and "/ɔː/".
These are absolutely more #accurate guides to how a word should sound. And they are absolutely, completely #useless and #uninformative to 99% of people reading the article.
You know who already knows and is completely comfortable reading #IPA?
#Linguists. Students of language.
You know, the people who *already know* how to #pronounce the words. The people who don't actually need it.
#FFS.
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NIST Ion Clock Sets New Record for Most Accurate Clock in the World
#HackerNews #NIST #Ion #Clock #Accurate #Clock #World #Technology #Innovation #Timekeeping
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#accurate : in exact or careful conformity to truth, or to some standard of requirement, the result of care or pains
- French: précis
- German: akkurat
- Italian: attento
- Portuguese: acurado / preciso
- Spanish: cuidadoso
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See previous words @ https://wordofthehour.org/r/past
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@MAD_democracy We encourage #MontereyCounty readers to consider donating to #MontereyCountyNow aka #MontereyCountyWeekly https://insider.montereycountynow.com/ as well as to Bicycling Monterey https://bikemonterey.org/about/financial-donations.
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Some of our most active users chose syslog-ng because of its detailed and #accurate #documentation ( https://syslog-ng.github.io/ ). Later I received complaints that it is too detailed, and we need a #tutorial: https://peter.czanik.hu/posts/syslog-ng-tutorial-toc/ . This time, I was asked for something even shorter. Here you are: https://www.syslog-ng.com/community/b/blog/posts/your-first-steps-configuring-syslog-ng :-)
#syslog_ng #LogManagement -
Just watched The Thing.
A damn good film.
I'm no believer in aliens, but that aside it was pretty believable, Americans not trusting each other, running around with weapons annihilating themselves. Ending in a burning environment surrounded with no escape and an implied certain doom.
Nowhere near as terrifying as the last time I saw it, luckily. That was when it came out to rent on video and I was about 8.
@airshipper
#MovieReview #TheThing #JohnCarpenter #Horror #Accurate -
AI Weather Model Is More Accurate, Less Expensive Than Traditional Forecasting
#HackerNews #AI #Weather #Model #Accurate #Cheaper #Forecasting #ExtremeTech
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Are #artificial #intelligence (AI) #detectors #accurate? What can happen when they’re not? Many universities are using them to try to ascertain whether students are having #AI programs write their classroom assignments for them. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/colleges-try-to-tackle-ai-in-the-classroom/
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👨🏫 Because mastering #OSINT starts with understanding the language.
🔎 Let’s explore: What does #FalsePositive mean?
"A False Positive is an information that seems relevant at first but in reality, it has no connection to the target."
⚠️ False positives can waste your valuable time and in some cases, jeopardize your #investigation.
👉 That’s why, when we integrate a new module into Epieos, we make sure it doesn’t generate false positives.
Delivering a #stable, #accurate, and #reliable OSINT solution is part of our core commitment.
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👨🏫 Because mastering #OSINT starts with understanding the language.
🔎 Let’s explore: What does #FalsePositive mean?
"A False Positive is an information that seems relevant at first but in reality, it has no connection to the target."
⚠️ False positives can waste your valuable time and in some cases, jeopardize your #investigation.
👉 That’s why, when we integrate a new module into Epieos, we make sure it doesn’t generate false positives.
Delivering a #stable, #accurate, and #reliable OSINT solution is part of our core commitment.
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👨🏫 Because mastering #OSINT starts with understanding the language.
🔎 Let’s explore: What does #FalsePositive mean?
"A False Positive is an information that seems relevant at first but in reality, it has no connection to the target."
⚠️ False positives can waste your valuable time and in some cases, jeopardize your #investigation.
👉 That’s why, when we integrate a new module into Epieos, we make sure it doesn’t generate false positives.
Delivering a #stable, #accurate, and #reliable OSINT solution is part of our core commitment.
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Now, let's take a look at another project conducted at #SoftwareCampus. Meet Neha Desphande, she's a PhD student at @tuberlin and together with #Holtzbrinck Publishing Group she's working on an #AIGenerated German news article #summary. 🔎 In her micro-project she's currently working on ensuring that those summaries are #accurate, #clear, and free from misleading #content—which is a challenge.
📰 Discover more here:
https://softwarecampus.de/en/projekt/llm-sumcheck-investigating-advanced-evaluation-techniques-for-llm-generated-summaries-of-german-news-articles/ (ENG) -
Now, let's take a look at another project conducted at #SoftwareCampus. Meet Neha Desphande, she's a PhD student at @tuberlin and together with #Holtzbrinck Publishing Group she's working on an #AIGenerated German news article #summary. 🔎 In her micro-project she's currently working on ensuring that those summaries are #accurate, #clear, and free from misleading #content—which is a challenge.
📰 Discover more here:
https://softwarecampus.de/en/projekt/llm-sumcheck-investigating-advanced-evaluation-techniques-for-llm-generated-summaries-of-german-news-articles/ (ENG) -
Now, let's take a look at another project conducted at #SoftwareCampus. Meet Neha Desphande, she's a PhD student at @tuberlin and together with #Holtzbrinck Publishing Group she's working on an #AIGenerated German news article #summary. 🔎 In her micro-project she's currently working on ensuring that those summaries are #accurate, #clear, and free from misleading #content—which is a challenge.
📰 Discover more here:
https://softwarecampus.de/en/projekt/llm-sumcheck-investigating-advanced-evaluation-techniques-for-llm-generated-summaries-of-german-news-articles/ (ENG) -
Now, let's take a look at another project conducted at #SoftwareCampus. Meet Neha Desphande, she's a PhD student at @tuberlin and together with #Holtzbrinck Publishing Group she's working on an #AIGenerated German news article #summary. 🔎 In her micro-project she's currently working on ensuring that those summaries are #accurate, #clear, and free from misleading #content—which is a challenge.
📰 Discover more here:
https://softwarecampus.de/en/projekt/llm-sumcheck-investigating-advanced-evaluation-techniques-for-llm-generated-summaries-of-german-news-articles/ (ENG) -
Now, let's take a look at another project conducted at #SoftwareCampus. Meet Neha Desphande, she's a PhD student at @tuberlin and together with #Holtzbrinck Publishing Group she's working on an #AIGenerated German news article #summary. 🔎 In her micro-project she's currently working on ensuring that those summaries are #accurate, #clear, and free from misleading #content—which is a challenge.
📰 Discover more here:
https://softwarecampus.de/en/projekt/llm-sumcheck-investigating-advanced-evaluation-techniques-for-llm-generated-summaries-of-german-news-articles/ (ENG)
