US EditionFuture of TV Briefing: YouTube Gives a Peek at How Its Recommendation Algorithms Work
- The BBC issued a legal warning to AI firm Perplexity, accusing it of unauthorized scraping and reproducing BBC content without permission.
- This development comes after a BBC investigation conducted earlier this year revealed that multiple AI platforms, including Perplexity, often distort news content and fail to meet the broadcaster’s editorial standards.
- The BBC demands that Perplexity halt scraping, delete all stored BBC data, and offer financial compensation for copyright infringement.
- A BBC letter warns that this situation seriously harms the corporation by damaging its reputation among viewers and weakening their confidence in the organization.
- The BBC-Perplexity dispute highlights increasing tension over AI’s use of protected journalism and could set a precedent for future content and copyright battles.
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Google faces backlash over using YouTube videos to train AI without creator consent
Google is once again in controversy, this time over allegations that it used YouTube creators’ videos without explicit permission to train its Veo 3 video generation AI model. The development has raised serious questions about data usage transparency, AI ethics, and content ownership on one of the world’s largest video platforms. What’s the controversy? According to recent reports, Google has used over 20 billion YouTube videos to train its newl…
The platform announced different tools and initiatives for both users and creators in its “Youtube Impacta” event: new possibilities to apply artificial generation intelligence, personalized recommendations in the creation of audiovisual material and more interactive educational instances are some of the novelties. “It is important that we also learn to identify that a content was generated with artificial intelligence. That is neither good nor …
Timbaland apologises after using another producer’s track in AI remix without permission
Happy Mag https://happymag.tv The producer says he “should have done [his] due diligence” after remixing a beat made by K Fresh using AI platform Suno Timbaland has issued a public apology after uploading... Happy Mag https://happymag.tv
Google's new IA Veo 3 model will be available on the short YouTube Shorts video platform later this summer. That's what YouTube CEO Neal Mohan announced during a speech at the Cannes Lions 2025 festival. Veo 3 is able to create videos and sounds from a prompt (generative instruction). According to Neal Mohan, "IA technology will push the limits of human creativity". But the announcement has aroused strong criticism from navelists.
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