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Musique et IA : 97 % des auditeurs ne voient pas la différence

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By Diane Young
| Ipsos France
Deezer, la plateforme mondiale d’expériences musicales, a commandé la première étude au monde portant sur les perceptions et attitudes vis-à-vis de la musique générée par l’intelligence artificielle. Elle met en lumière une forte attente quant à l’étiquetage de la musique 100 % IA et à la nécessité de garantir un traitement et une rémunération équitables pour les artistes et les auteurs dont les œuvres sont utilisées pour entraîner les modèles d’IA.
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Everything you need to know about seasonal affective disorder

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By Diane Young
| BODY + soul Verified
If you find your mood hits rock bottom during the cooler months, you could be dealing with a case of seasonal affective disorder. As the days grow shorter and colder, many people begin to notice feeling unusually down, unfocused or lacking in energy. For those who haven’t experienced feelings like this before, it can be worrying.
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You're not imagining it, Valentine's Day can be bad for your mental health

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By Diane Young
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
If the festive romance and scent of mass-produced flowers on February 14th leave you feeling more blue than rosy, you’re not alone. Here’s why, according to an expert. Valentine's Day, with its hearts, roses, and romantic gestures, is often hailed as a celebration of love and affection. However, for many of us, the pressures and expectations associated with this day can contribute to stress, anxiety, frustration, disappointment and feelings of loneliness and even despair.
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