In the early 19th Century, a French teenager at the National Institute for Blind Youth in Paris wanted more access to books ...

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Germany, the land of tech pioneers, still relies on fax and paper for basic public services. When you move house in Germany, you need to register your new address with the authorities. In Germany, ...

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Fresh off releasing the latest version of its Olmo foundation model, the Allen Institute for AI (Ai2) launched its open-source video model, Molmo 2, on Tuesday, aiming to show that smaller, open ...

Opinion Columnist Sylvie Slotkin reflects on returning to campus and the significance of an unopened toothbrush.

William Lewis, Historian: To help Pennsylvanians celebrate our history during the nation’s 250th anniversary. Chris Bohinski, WBRE: A New Year’s goal — more smiles, deeper listening, and growing ...

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