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Since Nano Banana's release on Aug 26., Gemini has gained 23 million users and edited 500 million images. And while ChatGPT holds the largest market share for generative-AI usage, Nano Banana could be ...
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Learn Hiragana and Katakana: Just like English has A to Z, the Japanese language also has its own alphabet. Fun fact is that Japanese doesn’t use a single language. It uses three writing systems, ...
Abstract: We propose a new method to compute the feedback capacity of unifilar finite state channels (FSCs) with memory using reinforcement learning (RL). The feedback capacity was previously ...
Hindi alphabet charts handed out by the principal of Baby Convent School, which listed religious terms like 'Ka' for Kaba, 'Ma' for Masjid, and 'Na' for Namaz. A convent school in Madhya Pradesh's ...
Raisen (MP), Aug 9 (PTI) A controversy erupted in Madhya Pradesh's Raisen district after the principal of a convent school allegedly distributed alphabet charts with Islamic references, prompting the ...
Alphabet charts with Islamic terms were given to students at a Raisen convent school, sparking protests. Authorities are investigating after the principal said the materials were included by mistake.