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The new series of Consumer Price Index (CPI), used for measuring retail inflation, is going live from February 2026. The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) has announced ...

A common experience among neurodivergent, high IQ, and gifted people, though rarely discussed, involves the unconscious assumption made early in life that others think in essentially the same way you ...

Abstract: Common Sense knowledge bases and models have been shown to embed bias. We investigate the source of such bias in a knowledge model called common sense transformer (COMET) by training it on ...

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A new scientific paper suggests that a common, unconscious mental shortcut may partly explain why many people believe in election fraud. The research indicates that the order in which votes are ...