Safebrowsing does not provide popularity metrics for downloads, to my knowledge. It only states whether a URL is malicious according to some Google checks. No amount of popularity would turn a malicious URL into a benign one.
You know the Red Sea is a different body of water than the Persian Gulf/Strait of Hormuz? Iran does not control the Red Sea directly, but most likely by funding the Houthis.
Could be a wordplay due to the fact "invigilation" can be translated to and from the Polish word with a _very_ heavy and long connotations to the USSR state surveillance, oppression and abuse.
Surveillance would be a more "modern" (even if more natural or seemingly correct word), without this sort of the implied baggage.
> Modern LLMs showed that overfitting disappears if you add more and more parameters.
I have not seen that. In fact this is the first time I hear this claim, and frankly it sounds ludicrous. I don‘t know how modern LLMs are dealing with overfitting but I would guess there is simply a content matching algorithm after the inference, and if there is a copyright match the program does something to alter or block the generation. That is, I suspect the overfitting prevention is algorithmic and not part of the model.
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