11 月 以前
#介绍计划
tud_chat是宜川生态圈中的一个有趣的功能，用户可以通过这个功能与一个名为Kris的人工智能交流。
Kris是宜川生态圈中的一个聊天机器人，在语言理解、语音交互方面拥有出色的技术支持，可以根据用户的语言输入进行精准、自然的回复。无论您需要询问当地的天气情况，还是需要向机器人请教一个问题，Kris都可以为您提供最准确、最便捷的答案。
用户可以通过在tud_chat中发送文字、语音等方式向Kris提问。Kris不仅可以帮助用户解决生活中的各种问题，还可以和用户进行日常闲聊，为用户提供娱乐和休闲。
我们相信，tud_chat功能的引入将会使得宜川生态圈更加智能、便捷、有趣。我们期待用户能够通过这个功能与Kris进行交流，享受到智能科技带来的无限乐趣。
tud_chat是宜川生态圈中的一个有趣的功能，用户可以通过这个功能与一个名为Kris的人工智能交流。
Kris是宜川生态圈中的一个聊天机器人，在语言理解、语音交互方面拥有出色的技术支持，可以根据用户的语言输入进行精准、自然的回复。无论您需要询问当地的天气情况，还是需要向机器人请教一个问题，Kris都可以为您提供最准确、最便捷的答案。
用户可以通过在tud_chat中发送文字、语音等方式向Kris提问。Kris不仅可以帮助用户解决生活中的各种问题，还可以和用户进行日常闲聊，为用户提供娱乐和休闲。
我们相信，tud_chat功能的引入将会使得宜川生态圈更加智能、便捷、有趣。我们期待用户能够通过这个功能与Kris进行交流，享受到智能科技带来的无限乐趣。
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11 月 以前
Raffaele Sollecito 'born again' after Kercher acquittal
Raffaele Sollecito gives a news conference in Rome
Raffaele Sollecito described his final acquittal as the "end of a nightmare"
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Raffaele Sollecito has said being acquitted of the murder of UK student Meredith Kercher by Italy's highest court was like "being born again".
Speaking for the first time since a final ruling exonerated him and former girlfriend Amanda Knox, Mr Sollecito said he had been "branded a killer".
Ms Kercher, 21, was stabbed to death in 2008 in the Perugia flat she shared with Seattle native Ms Knox.
Mr Sollecito spent four years in prison in Italy after being convicted in 2009.
He was freed along with Ms Knox in 2011 after the convictions were overturned and Ms Knox returned to the US. But the pair were found guilty again by another court last year.
The Court of Appeal ruling on Friday will be the last in the case and so brings to a close a seven-and-a-half-year ordeal for the pair.
'Marked for life'
Speaking at a news conference in Rome, Mr Sollecito described the years since his arrest as a "dreadful kind of pain without an end".
"It is time I will never be able to recoup. My mind and my soul will be marked for life, and the wound will never stop bleeding, it will never heal."
Sollecito: "There were too many horrible moments"
Mr Sollecito said he was informed of the decision over the phone late on Friday night, by his sister.
"The most beautiful moment without a doubt was the one that put an end to the nightmare, the call from my sister after the reading of the sentence and the total acquittal from the High Court," he said.
He added that his relationship with Ms Knox had been distorted by the press, describing it as "simply affection between two young adolescents".
"Neither of us could have envisaged this absurd and never-ending story."
Undated family handout photo
Meredith Kercher, 21, was found dead in the flat that she shared with Ms Knox
Both Mr Sollecito and Ms Knox always denied being involved in the crime, with the American claiming that an early confession was obtained under duress.
Asked about the victim, Mr Sollecito said he "hardly knew" Ms Kercher.
"I am very sorry that Meredith's family is disappointed about this verdict. The verdict reflects the truth. It reflects what really happened. I have nothing to do with this crime. I hardly knew Meredith. I just said hello to her a few times and I had no reason to hate her or to be a part of this heinous crime."
Arline Kercher, Meredith's mother, said she was "shocked" by the decision.
Ms Knox said she was "full of joy" after being acquitted.
The reasoning behind the acquittal will be made public in 90 days.
Rudy Guede, from the Ivory Coast, was convicted of Ms Kercher's murder in 2008 and is serving a 16-year prison sentence in Italy.
from
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/...
Raffaele Sollecito gives a news conference in Rome
Raffaele Sollecito described his final acquittal as the "end of a nightmare"
Continue reading the main story
Related Stories
Knox and Sollecito cleared of murder
Profile: Meredith Kercher
Profile: Amanda Knox
Raffaele Sollecito has said being acquitted of the murder of UK student Meredith Kercher by Italy's highest court was like "being born again".
Speaking for the first time since a final ruling exonerated him and former girlfriend Amanda Knox, Mr Sollecito said he had been "branded a killer".
Ms Kercher, 21, was stabbed to death in 2008 in the Perugia flat she shared with Seattle native Ms Knox.
Mr Sollecito spent four years in prison in Italy after being convicted in 2009.
He was freed along with Ms Knox in 2011 after the convictions were overturned and Ms Knox returned to the US. But the pair were found guilty again by another court last year.
The Court of Appeal ruling on Friday will be the last in the case and so brings to a close a seven-and-a-half-year ordeal for the pair.
'Marked for life'
Speaking at a news conference in Rome, Mr Sollecito described the years since his arrest as a "dreadful kind of pain without an end".
"It is time I will never be able to recoup. My mind and my soul will be marked for life, and the wound will never stop bleeding, it will never heal."
Sollecito: "There were too many horrible moments"
Mr Sollecito said he was informed of the decision over the phone late on Friday night, by his sister.
"The most beautiful moment without a doubt was the one that put an end to the nightmare, the call from my sister after the reading of the sentence and the total acquittal from the High Court," he said.
He added that his relationship with Ms Knox had been distorted by the press, describing it as "simply affection between two young adolescents".
"Neither of us could have envisaged this absurd and never-ending story."
Undated family handout photo
Meredith Kercher, 21, was found dead in the flat that she shared with Ms Knox
Both Mr Sollecito and Ms Knox always denied being involved in the crime, with the American claiming that an early confession was obtained under duress.
Asked about the victim, Mr Sollecito said he "hardly knew" Ms Kercher.
"I am very sorry that Meredith's family is disappointed about this verdict. The verdict reflects the truth. It reflects what really happened. I have nothing to do with this crime. I hardly knew Meredith. I just said hello to her a few times and I had no reason to hate her or to be a part of this heinous crime."
Arline Kercher, Meredith's mother, said she was "shocked" by the decision.
Ms Knox said she was "full of joy" after being acquitted.
The reasoning behind the acquittal will be made public in 90 days.
Rudy Guede, from the Ivory Coast, was convicted of Ms Kercher's murder in 2008 and is serving a 16-year prison sentence in Italy.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/...
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