NOTA

American

none of the above.

nota British

/ ˈnəʊtə /

noun

the plural of notum

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Nota winter went by that at least one of our men was not lost on the ice.

From Literature

Nota, a startup that helps media companies manage their websites with software and AI tools, launched 11 of its own local news sites last year in places including Chesterfield County, Va., and Sutter County, Calif. Nota’s technology scans and ingests public data, then writes drafts of stories about topics including city council votes, budget meetings and weather, in both Spanish and English.

From The Wall Street Journal

Stories cost under $10 each to produce, far less than traditional newsgathering, said Nota Co-Founder and CEO Josh Brandau.

From The Wall Street Journal

According to Dr. Minke Nota, the study's first author, this hormonal rebalancing may help explain how exercise protects against the behavioral effects of poor diet.

From Science Daily

Additionally, Microsoft is working with Nota, a startup developing AI tools for newsrooms.

From Seattle Times

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