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“Who plays, pays”: AI gets its first bill for music
Can generative AI use music legally and fairly? STIM is introducing the world’s first licensing system that enables training models on musical compositions — with tracking and payouts for creators.
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AegisAI wants to stop phishing before you click
Phishing attacks are becoming more effective and are increasingly written by AI. AegisAI, a new startup from the creators of reCAPTCHA, is preparing a counterattack using the same weapon.
NotebookLM: a multimodal AI tool for learning
This text is part of the AI-ready University series. This time, I’m discussing a Google solution for both teachers and students.
OpenAI versus LinkedIn? Not just yet…
While the internet was abuzz over the weekend with headlines that OpenAI is prepping a competitor for LinkedIn, if we look at the facts, the situation appears a bit different. Instead of…
Anthropic is paying $1.5 billion, the biggest copyright settlement in history.
Claude’s creator agreed to settle a copyright infringement lawsuit. Will this case change the way AI companies train their models?
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COP-GPT? OpenAI might report users to the police
OpenAI has acknowledged that conversations held in ChatGPT are monitored and in some cases may be shared with the police. The information, published in a blog post, sparked a wave of outrage…
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Claude will take control of your browser
How many times have you found yourself manually copying data between tabs, transcribing information from one form to another or endlessly switching between apps? Anthropic is introducing a solution that’s set to…
Unauthorized AI is already operating in your company
How to avoid a million-dollar fine for Shadow AI
We’re getting dumber, and technology is contributing to that.
Socrates was right. When in the 5th century BCE, in Phaedrus, he warned about the invention of writing, arguing that it would destroy human memory, he was laughed at as a technophobe.
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Perplexity went all in. Buying Chrome or just a PR stunt?
The popular AI search engine throws out a $34.5 billion offer for Google’s browser, even though it’s valued at $14-18 billion.
