El País
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OpenAI reportedly halts IPO amid AI development frenzy
OpenAI has reportedly halted its plans for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) due to concerns about the rapid pace of AI development and the potential for market volatility. This decision reflects a broader trend of cauti…
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Study: Prompt design boosts GPT-5.2 translation quality for journalists
A new study published on arXiv explores how prompt design affects the quality of Spanish-to-Chinese journalistic translations generated by GPT-5.2. Researchers tested 48 conditions, varying prompt types and languages, a…
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Brown University professor suspects mass AI cheating after exam scores halve
A Brown University professor observed a dramatic drop in student exam scores when transitioning from take-home exams to in-person assessments, leading him to suspect widespread AI-assisted cheating. The average score pl…
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Brown University professor reports mass AI cheating scandal
A professor at Brown University has uncovered evidence of widespread AI-assisted cheating among his students during a recent midterm exam. The economist, Roberto Serrano, believes at least 50 students used AI tools, mar…
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Antonio Spadaro Explains Papal Encyclical "Magnifica Humanitas"
An article by Antonio Spadaro in El País discusses the encyclical "Magnifica Humanitas," describing it as a document focused on humanity. The piece aims to explain the content and significance of this papal document.
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Bernie Sanders: AI should belong to the people, not billionaires
Senator Bernie Sanders has penned an opinion piece for EL PAÍS arguing that artificial intelligence should benefit the public rather than a select group of billionaires. He advocates for open-source AI development, emph…
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Commentary: Church's focus shifts from communism to 'techno-fascism'
A commentary piece from EL PAÍS suggests that the church has not become communist but has focused too much on "techno-fascism." The author implies a desire for a "holy war" against this trend, framing it as a cause wort…