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Philip Stade ♻

Das ist spannend: musictech.com/news/music/benn-
via #CDM

“My point here is that 75-to-90 per cent of information that humans don’t realise is missing when listening to compressed audio could potentially be used as a fingerprint when identifying if something was created with generative #AI, and potentially even identifying the content that was scraped in the data set.” #music #ki

MusicTechBenn Jordan has made an algorithm that can detect if music has been made by AI or notBenn Jordan has managed to create an algorithm that can detect when music has been made with AI technology.
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joe•iuculano :mastodon:

Via #CityNewsMontreal on Nov 18, 2024

“Very stressful,” said a resident following the removal of #ParkingSpaces in #VillerayStMichelParcExtension area. A non-profit is taking legal action against the City of #Montreal over its #BikePaths. Johanie Bouffard reports.

The #CoalitionForDemocracyMontreal (#CDM) is taking legal action against the City of Montreal to stop the implementation of #bike paths that they say negatively impact communities.

montreal.citynews.ca/2024/11/1

CityNews Montreal · Non-profit taking legal action against City of Montreal over bike pathsThe Coalition for Democracy Montreal (CDM) is taking legal action against the City of Montreal to stop the implementation of bike paths that they say negatively impact communities.
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Robert Sanscartier

3 pays, 48 équipes, 104 matchs : la Coupe du Monde de 2026 peut-elle être écologique?

L’expansion de la taille du tournoi empêche la FIFA d'en réduire l'empreinte carbone, selon des experts

ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/2

Radio-Canada · 3 pays, 48 équipes, 104 matchs : la Coupe du Monde de 2026 peut-elle être écologique?By Sarah Tomlinson
#Sport#CoupeDuMonde#CDM
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