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Anthropic wins key US ruling on AI training in authors' copyright lawsuit
Anthropic · United States

Anthropic wins key US ruling on AI training in authors' copyright lawsuit

53% Center coverage: 174 sources
In a test case for the artificial intelligence industry, a federal judge has ruled that AI company Anthropic didn’t break the law by training its chatbot Claude on millions of copyrighted books. But the company is still on the hook and must now go to trial over how it acquired those books by downloading them from online “shadow libraries” of pirated copies. U.S. District Judge William Alsup of San Francisco said in a ruling filed late Monday tha…See the Story
Judge Rules AI Training on Copyrighted Books as Fair Use, Faults Pirated Library
Meta · United States

Judge Rules AI Training on Copyrighted Books as Fair Use, Faults Pirated Library

56% Center coverage: 108 sources
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AI-Generated Deepfakes Fuel Propaganda in Israel-Iran Conflict
Israel-Iran Conflict · Gaza

AI-Generated Deepfakes Fuel Propaganda in Israel-Iran Conflict

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Senate Republicans Reach Deal on Five-Year State AI Regulation Freeze

52% Left coverage: 44 sources
Senators tied a five-year ban on state AI rules to $500 million in funding with exemptions for key protections before the July 4 voteArtificial Intelligence · United StatesSee the Story

Salesforce’s CEO Just Said AI Now Does Half of All Company Tasks

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Marc Benioff thinks the AI future of the office is already here, and he has the data to back that up within his company.Salesforce · San FranciscoSee the Story

Business Leaders Continue to Push Workers Toward Daily Use of AI

100% Center coverage: 2 sources
Salesforce and Slack surveyed 5,000 desk workers across the globe and found daily AI usage has more than doubled in the past six months.Artificial IntelligenceSee the Story

Sam Altman Confronts NYT Lawsuit Head-On

Sam Altman, OpenAI CEO, and Brad Lightcap, OpenAI COO, appeared at a live recording of the “Hard Fork” podcast in San Francisco, addressing the New York Times lawsuit against OpenAI and other industry challenges. Altman and Lightcap arrived on stage earlier than anticipated at the San Francisco venue, which typically hosts jazz concerts. Kevin Roose, a columnist for The New York Times, and Casey Newton of Platformer, the hosts of the “Hard Fork”…Sam Altman · New YorkSee the Story

If Sarah Silverman Wins Her Lawsuit, AI Companies Could Face Waves of Litigation

Coverage: 2 sources
Federal Judge Vince Chhabria has ruled in favor of Meta over the 13 book authors, including Sarah Silverman, who sued the company for training its large language model on their published work without obtaining consent. His court has granted summary judgment to Meta, which means the case didn't reach full trial. Chhabria said that Meta didn't violate copyright law after the plaintiffs had failed to show sufficient evidence that the company's use …Sarah SilvermanSee the Story

Microsoft Sued by Authors over Alleged Use of 200_000 Pirated Books to Train AI

42% Center coverage: 7 sources
Windows 10 goes out the window for cyber security. What to know The upcoming lack of protection can increase the risk of Windows 10 users being hacked and online threats: Microsoft's official end of protection. Microsoft MSFT.O has been hit with a lawsuit by a group of authors who claim the company used their books without permission to train itsTechnology · New YorkSee the Story

The résumé is dying, and AI is holding the smoking gun

Coverage: 4 sources
Employers are drowning in AI-generated job applications, with LinkedIn now processing 11,000 submissions per minute—a 45 percent surge from last year, according to new data reported by The New York Times. Due to AI, the traditional hiring process has become overwhelmed with automated noise. It's the résumé equivalent of AI slop—call it "hiring slop," perhaps—that currently haunts social media and the web with sensational pictures and misleading …Artificial IntelligenceSee the Story

Google’s New Gemini AI Model Means Your Future Robot Butler Will Still Work Even without Wi‑Fi

43% Left coverage: 7 sources
Google’s latest AI breakthrough means your future robot helper won’t freeze up just because the internet does.GoogleSee the Story

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