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Vienna startup Ora Computing raised €3.5M and proved a 70-billion-parameter large language model can be compressed for under ...

What is the appropriate place for science in society? Despite the vast literature on the subject, the science–society relation remains a disputed issue. A major reason is that, when we are asking ...

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