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U.S. Tech has appeared in 3 articles since 2014-12. Coverage peaked in 2014Q4 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Gemma, Google.

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2025-11-03
TechCrunch 7 related

Google says it removed its AI model Gemma from AI Studio; in a letter to Google, Senator Blackburn said it fabricated sexual misconduct accusations against her

where models simply make things up about all types of things— and sycophancy — where models tell users what they want to hear — are challenges across the AI industry, particularly smaller open models ...

2014-12-28
Wall Street Journal 3 related

Facebook, Twitter, and Google resist Russian regulator's orders to remove information on rally supporting opposition leader Navalny

U.S. Tech Firms Face Showdown With Russian Censors  —  Facebook, Twitter, Google Wrestle With Kremlin Orders to Erase Content

2014-12-27
Wall Street Journal 3 related

Facebook, Twitter, and Google resist Russian regulator's orders to remove information on rally supporting opposition leader Navalny

U.S. Tech Firms Face Showdown With Russian Censors  —  Facebook, Twitter, Google Wrestle With Kremlin Orders to Erase Content

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