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Alphabet's AI research branch, DeepMind, has released the latest version
of its language model. They believe it has reading comprehension
comparable to a high school student, which is both innovative and alarming as well. By absorbing enormous amounts of literature online, the language model known as Gopher was able to dramatically increase its reading comprehension.

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