Health and safety investigation launched into explosion at Essex farm
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has launched a formal investigation into the fire and explosion Highlands Farm on Friday, July 24.
Health and safety investigation launched into explosion at Essex farm
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has launched a formal investigation into the fire and explosion Highlands Farm on Friday, July 24.
Urgent warning over alarming surge in parasite that causes 'explosive' diarrhoea - linked to popular holiday hotspots
Health chiefs have warned of a huge spike in cases of a parasitic infection that causes 'explosive' diarrhoea in the UK - with travellers returning from Mexico partly to blame.
Nike launches MASSAGING shoes that use heat and vibration to caress your feet - but they come with a hefty price tag
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All train lines BLOCKED on busy routes as major disruption continues
Rail passengers in Essex are continuing to face major disruption after a signalling fault between Shenfield and Romford has been ongoing for nearly eight hours.
GCC Adopts Policy Rejecting Significant AI-Generated Code
GCC has adopted a policy rejecting substantial code contributions generated by or derived from LLMs. "This covers not just code copied directly from tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, or GitHub Copilot, but also any versions of the code later edited or rewritten by a human, provided that the final contribution is still based on material generated by the system," reports Linuxiac. From the report: The important point, then, is not whether a developer has used an AI tool at some stage in their work; contributors can use LLMs to discuss ideas, understand existing code, learn about a field they are unfamiliar with, or carry out general research. The limitation lies in the inclusion of copyright-significant material generated by such tools in the code submitted to GCC.
The policy also provides for a few limited exceptions; GCC maintainers are allowed to accept changes that are legally insignificant or trivial and are generated by an LLM, on the condition that they meet the project's normal contribution requirements and the use of an LLM is clearly disclosed.
Furthermore, copyright-significant AI-generated test cases could still be accepted. Since test cases usually involve small programs which are intended to reproduce compiler bugs or to verify certain behavior, the policy deals with them separately from code that is incorporated into GCC itself.
It does not follow that merely looking at or altering the generated code makes it acceptable. By the rules that have been adopted, a contributor cannot take substantial implementation produced by an LLM, clean it up manually, and then treat the resulting patch as if it had been originally written by them. Once a contribution has been derived from generated content, it is still subject to the policy.
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All train lines BLOCKED on busy routes as major disruption continues
Rail passengers in Essex are continuing to face major disruption after a signalling fault between Shenfield and Romford has been ongoing for nearly eight hours.
Harvard Medical School professor beat pregnant woman and made her sit in kitchen with gas leaking from stove burner while windows were shut, police say
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13 supercars seized on Essex motorway after major stop
Thirteen supercars have been seized following reports of dangerous driving on the M11 in Essex.
13 supercars seized on Essex motorway after major stop
Thirteen supercars have been seized following reports of dangerous driving on the M11 in Essex.
GPs could shut down surgeries if weather gets too hot - as patients still struggle to get appointments
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