AI data bottleneck could limit future language models
A Epoch AI study projects public text data for training large language models may run dry between 2026 and 2032, risking slower progress as firms rush to secure high quality data. Experts warn synthetic data and reuse can’t fully replace human authored content, calling for sustained access to sources like Reddit, Wikipedia, and publishers.
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Openai
Google
Reddit
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Chatgpt
Vienna
Austria
Epoch
Facebook
Meta Platforms
Nicolas Papernot
University of Toronto
Vector Institute For Artificial Intelligence
Papernot
Wikipedia
Selena Deckelmann
Wikimedia Foundation
Deckelmann
Sam Altman
Altman
Israeli strike kills 33 at Gaza UNRWA school
An Israeli strike on the al-Sardi UNRWA school in central Gaza killed at least 33 people, including 12 women and children, with hospital tallies later listing 21 men among the dead. Hamas said militants operated from within the school as Israel pressed a new ground and air assault in central Gaza. Separate strikes in central Gaza killed 15 others, mostly men.
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Gaza Strip
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Hamas
Israel
al-Sardi
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Associated Press
Bannon Ordered to Report to Prison by July First
U S District Judge Carl Nichols in Washington ruled Steve Bannon must begin his four month sentence for defying a subpoena from the House January 6 panel by July 1. The order follows an appeals court upholding his contempt conviction and Bannon said he will seek a stay and possibly go to the Supreme Court.
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Steve Bannon
Donald Trump
House Committee
U.S. Capitol
U.S
Carl Nichols
Justice Department
Bannon
Supreme Court
Trump accuses prosecutors of desperate bid to jail him
In a social media post on Thursday, Donald Trump said prosecutors are desperate to jail him, repeating claims of a politically motivated justice system. He spoke after his conviction last week on 34 felony counts in the New York hush money trial.
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Bannon
New York
Widow of Hunter Biden's brother details gun disposal
The widow of Hunter Biden's brother testified she found a Colt revolver in his truck in October 2018, wrapped it in a leather pouch, placed it in a shopping bag, and tossed it in a trash can near her home to prevent harm. She said she panicked and did not want her kids to find it. Hunter Biden faces charges including lying to a gun dealer and illegal possession. The president commented on the case, pledging to accept the verdict, while the first lady returned from France for the trial.
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Del
Hunter Biden
Hallie Biden
Justice Department
Joe Biden
ABC
France
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Horse lineage becomes global 4200 years ago
Scientists trace the origin of the modern horse to a single lineage emerging in the Pontic Caspian Steppe about 4200 years ago. The lineage spread across Eurasia within three centuries, likely tied to a genetic mutation shaping a rider friendly back, as ancient DNA from 475 horses shows a rapid, widespread replacement of earlier lineages.
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Washington
Eurasia
Nature
Pablo Librado
Spanish National Research Council
Barcelona
Pontic-Caspian Steppe
Bulgaria
Ukraine
Russia
Spain
Ludovic Orlando
Centre For Anthropobiology and Genomics
Toulouse
France
Political nomination dispute prompts legal review in Kansas
Francisco says the nomination incident appears caused by a bad actor aiming to sow discord among Kansas Democrats in Lawrence. Haswood and Francisco urge a criminal investigation and legislative fixes to party nomination rules, as questions linger over removing a name from a ballot and whether a person can be named a party nominee without consent.
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Kansas
Lawrence
van Meteren
Christina Haswood
Haswood
Journal-World
Topeka
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