内容摘要：In a 2021 paper co-authored by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei — cited in the lawsuit — researchers at the company identified the subreddits, or subject-matter forums, that contained the highest quality AI training data, such as those focused on gardening, history, relationship advice or thoughts people have in the shower.

In a 2021 paper co-authored by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei — cited in the lawsuit — researchers at the company identified the subreddits, or subject-matter forums, that contained the highest quality AI training data, such as those focused on gardening, history, relationship advice or thoughts people have in the shower.

In team sports, he continued, “They know already in December when they’re going to play in May. You can prepare much easier. We tennis players also (deal with) the change of conditions, the change of countries, surface, whatever.”When he was a teen participating in junior tournaments, Rune recalled, there were 9 a.m. matches.

“You have to wake up at 6,” the Dane said. “It’s a struggle.”Emma Navarro, an American who reached last year’s U.S. Open semifinals, is not fond of competing late.“I’m super particular, I guess would be the word, about my sleep. I got to get my sleep in. I try to get 10 hours a night. If it’s dark outside, I’m probably sleeping,” Navarro said. “I’d prefer, probably, to play first-on than late-night. Around 8 or 9 p.m., I start shutting down.”

Most have their preferences., the 2024 men’s champion at Roland-Garros, wants to play in the day. Alexander Zverev, the 2024 runner-up, is a fan of the night.

And then there are those such as No. 8 seed Lorenzo Musetti, an Italian who faced

in a quarterfinal that started a little after 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.North Dakota has 60 state historic sites — everything from museums and an underground nuclear launch facility to plaques mounted on boulders in fields.

“All of our sites, they really do help share a story of us as a state,” Dorfschmidt said.Two other facilities are slated to be finished by June 30: at Whitestone Hill, the site of a deadly 1863 attack by U.S. troops against Native Americans; and Fort Buford, a military fort near the Missouri-Yellowstone river confluence.

also is eyeing the Chateau de Mores for flush toilets. The wealthy Marquis de Mores built the 26-room home in 1883 near Medora, a present-day tourist town in the state’s scenic Badlands where a young PresidentLess-visited sites that aren’t staffed likely won’t receive a restroom upgrade, which costs about $150,000 each.