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For years, businesses, governments, and researchers have struggled with a persistent problem: How to extract usable data from Portable Document Format (PDF) files. These digital documents serve as containers for everything from scientific research to government records, but their rigid… Continue Reading →
Latest developments in semantic search: our embedding generation tool Inception and our domain-adapted semantic search machine learning model. Link to original post https://free.law/2025/03/11/semantic-search/ from Teknoids NewsRead the original story
Photo of Speaker Mike Johnson courtesy of ForbesOn Tuesday, Speaker Mike Johnson will ask the House to vote on a “Continuing Resolution” or CR to fund the government.Think of a CR as a fiscal punt. Normally, Congress agrees on a… Continue Reading →
A nifty new Gmail capability powered by Google’s Gemini AI has arrived for Google Workspace customers. Starting Monday, users can add events to a Google Calendar directly from an email. Gemini will automatically detect calendar-related content in an email and… Continue Reading →
IBM has officially completed its acquisition of HashiCorp, the cloud infrastructure and security automation pioneer, in a deal worth around $6.4 billion. The post End of Story: IBM Completes $6.4 Billion Acquisition of HashiCorp appeared first on Linux Today. Link… Continue Reading →
It was predictable that the co-presidency of Donald Trump and Elon Musk would eventually face a backlash. After all, Trump’s entire campaign was built on fantasy promises — like lowering grocery prices on day one of the Administration – that… Continue Reading →
Georgetown Law School’s dean rejected on Thursday a warning from the top federal prosecutor for Washington D.C. that his office will not hire the school’s students if it does not eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion programs (DEI). Edward R. Martin…. Continue Reading →
A federal US judge on Thursday blocked an attempt by President Donald Trump’s administration to freeze billions of dollars in congressionally approved funding destined for 22 states and the District of Columbia, concluding that the White House’s directive overstepped its… Continue Reading →
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment has confirmed widespread issues affecting DVDs manufactured between 2006-2008 that are experiencing premature disc rot. The company is offering replacements for affected titles but no refunds, even when replacements aren’t possible. The problem manifests in various… Continue Reading →
Although digital media has surpassed physical media in popularity, there are still plenty of reasons for movie buffs and TV fans to hold onto, and even continue buying, DVDs. With physical media, owners are assured that they’ll always be able… Continue Reading →