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Book characters are four times more likely to be male than female

Researchers at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering used artificial intelligence to examine more than 3,000 English-language books.

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Four times more male characters in literature than female, research suggests

A study by University of Southern California’s Viterbi School of Engineering used AI to measure pronoun use, uncovering a huge disparity in gender frequency

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Research exposes data inefficiencies: 88 percent of organizations globally still hindered by using legacy spreadsheets for today s problems and data sets

/PRNewswire/ Alteryx, Inc. (NYSE: AYX), the Analytics Automation company, today issued findings from an Alteryx-commissioned IDC Infobrief, revealing that.

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Building the digital tools for Indigenous languages to flourish online

“If people like us, the new generation, do not learn this language and do not write or speak this language, a lot of the things will be missed. Within a few generations the language will disappear (.)

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GPT-3 demystified - spooky-good AI or overrated text generator?

OpenAI's GPT-3 AI-based text generator is one of the most hyped AI developments in recent years. But does it really understand language? Are AI advancements, such as the upcoming GPT-4, really about expanding the computing parameters, or are their better criteria?

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