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Salesforce Koa is built on Nvidia's open-weight Nemotron model and is trained to do sales, marketing, and customer-support tasks.
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WorldPingNetflix has commissioned an unscripted series based on the notorious Stanford Prison Experiment, Variety has learned exclusively. The series, titled “The New Stanford Prison Experiment,” will debut on Oct. 21.
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‘Villeneuve: The Rise of a Legend’ will close the Toronto Film Festival on Sept. 19 with a gala world premiere. "I was in tears, it was so poignant," Jacques Villeneuve tells THR of the footage.
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WorldPing“Ear Hustle,” the first podcast produced entirely inside a prison, is getting a documentary feature from filmmaker Erika Cohn and executive producers Morgan Freeman and Lori McCreary.
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WorldPingLet the backstabbing begin! The Celebrity Traitors is confirmed to return to the BBC next month.
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WorldPingThe company wants to break what it calls "the physical bottleneck" that stymies AI's impact on manufacturing.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Fortune
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