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Yankees' Defensive Struggles Lead to Series Loss to Blue Jays

Originally Published 5 months ago — by New York Daily News

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The Yankees suffered a series of defensive errors and poor fundamentals in a loss to the Blue Jays, falling behind in the AL East and highlighting ongoing issues with their defense and consistency. Despite individual performances like Judge's home run, the team’s mistakes contributed to their defeat and a disappointing season series against Toronto.

Homeland Security's Sanctuary City List Faces Errors and Removal

Originally Published 7 months ago — by Los Angeles Times

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Source: Los Angeles Times

The Homeland Security's 'sanctuary city' list is riddled with inaccuracies, including cities that are not sanctuary jurisdictions and missing key ones, highlighting the chaos and incompetence in the Trump administration's immigration enforcement efforts. The list's flaws underscore the administration's reckless approach to immigration policy, with political reactions ranging from ridicule to concern.

Kentucky Dominates Clemson to Advance in NCAA Baseball

Originally Published 7 months ago — by The Clemson Insider

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Source: The Clemson Insider

Clemson's baseball team was eliminated from the NCAA regional after committing seven errors in a 16-4 loss to Kentucky, highlighting their poor defensive performance and missing a chance to reach the College World Series since 2010. Coach Bakich emphasized the importance of consistent effort and learning from setbacks to achieve future success.

NYC Campaign Finance Board distributes $3.5M voter guides with errors

Originally Published 7 months ago — by Politico

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The New York City Campaign Finance Board sent out over 3.5 million voter guides containing errors, incorrectly listing Mayor Eric Adams as a Democratic candidate in the June 24 primary, despite his running as an independent. The board plans to send corrected mailers and is addressing the mistake, which has implications for Adams' campaign and public funding eligibility.

Facebook's AI Misjudges English Community's Intentions

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Gizmodo

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Residents and businesses in Coulsdon, England, have faced Facebook censorship due to the platform's algorithms misinterpreting the 'LSD' in the town's name as a drug reference. Despite complaints, the issue persisted until Facebook's parent company, Meta, acknowledged and fixed the error. This incident highlights ongoing challenges with Facebook's algorithmic content moderation, which has previously led to similar errors, such as censoring posts about Plymouth Hoe and wildfire safety information.

Google's AI Search Faces Setbacks and Scrutiny

Originally Published 1 year ago — by The New York Times

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Source: The New York Times

Google has rolled back its new A.I. Overviews feature in its search engine after it produced numerous errors and misleading information. The company is refining the feature to provide more accurate and careful responses, particularly for health-related queries, and is working on updates to improve search results.

Google Scales Back AI Search After Embarrassing Errors

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Futurism

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Google has admitted that its AI Overviews search feature has been providing inaccurate and unhelpful responses, including dangerous and nonsensical advice. The company plans to scale back the tool and limit certain responses, especially for nonsensical queries. Issues have been partly attributed to dubious data sources like Reddit posts. Google acknowledges the need for improvement and is committed to refining the feature while maintaining user trust.