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Munich court rules ChatGPT broke copyright law by training on lyrics
GEMA accused OpenAI of feeding ChatGPT protected lyrics so it could soak up language patterns, something they say crossed a very clear legal line.
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/ 4 hours agoAnthropic drops $50B to supercharge US datacenters in the AI gold rush
The datacenter gold rush is on, and Anthropic is digging hard.
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/ 4 hours agoOpenAI promises more warmth and personality with its new GPT-5.1
Good luck resisting the urge to click Cynical personality.
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/ 1 day agoAI chatbots are giving eating disorder tips (and it’s as bad as it sounds)
They’re doling out dieting “tips,” tricks to hide disordered eating, and even generating disturbingly realistic “thinspiration” content.
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/ 2 days agoThis ByteDance AI tool wants to replace your entire creative team (and it’s half off right now)
Transform any website link into captivating videos with ease, thanks to ByteDance's cutting-edge platform.
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/ 2 days agoAI country star Breaking Rust tops Billboard chart
Breaking Rust’s debut single, Livin’ on Borrowed Time, quietly climbed to number five before Walk My Walk galloped all the way...
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/ 2 days agoWikipedia wants AI to stop mooching (and maybe pay up a little)
The idea is that companies like OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic to tap into Wikipedia’s data firehose without clogging its servers with...
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/ 3 days agoOpenAI wants Trump administration help fund $1.4 trillion AI dream
Sam Altman says "We don’t want or have government guarantees for OpenAI data centers."
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/ 3 days agoElon Musk celebrates $1 trillion Tesla win with AI love video
One user says the “always love you” clip “the most divorced post of all time.”
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/ 6 days agoLandlords are using AI to catfish renters with fake apartment photos
Landlords are stepping into the future with AI image generators, transforming rental listings and sparking a wave of renter frustration and...
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/ 6 days agoMeta has a $16 billion scam problem (or revenue)
Meta’s apps were reportedly involved in one-third of all successful scams in the US.
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/ 1 week agoGemini AI gets permission to raid your entire Google workspace
Google's Gemini AI is diving deep into your digital workspace, turning your emails, Docs, Drive files, and Chat logs into comprehensive...
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/ 1 week agoAnthropic thinks it’ll be swimming in $70 billion by 2028
Anthropic expects to make $3.8 billion selling API access to its models this year, which is double what OpenAI reportedly makes...
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/ 1 week agoSora lands on Android in the US, Canada, and other regions
Users can scroll, like, share, and inevitably lose three hours watching strangers’ AI clones on Android.
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/ 1 week agoAmazon boots Perplexity AI’s shopping bot for breaking rules
Perplexity says Amazon fired off a “legal threat” demanding the company stop letting users’ AI assistants roam the site.
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/ 1 week agoChatGPT isn’t giving up on its side gig as a doctor and lawyer
ChatGPT is still happy to explain your lab results, but it just won’t represent you in court or prescribe antibiotics.
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/ 1 week agoOpenAI and Microsoft AI boom is running out of juice
Microsoft has bought so many GPUs to feed the AI boom that it doesn’t have enough power, or finished data centers,...
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/ 1 week agoStudio Ghibli demands OpenAI halt training on their work
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman also swapping his X profile picture for a “Ghiblified” version of himself.
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/ 1 week agoMeta claims downloaded porn was for personal use, not to train AI
Adult film studio says Meta was secretly feeding porn clips to its AI video generator, “Movie Gen,” and wants damages north...
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/ 1 week agoSam Altman hits back at critics: OpenAI’s finances are just fine
When asked whether OpenAI might hit $100 billion in revenue by 2028 or 2029, Altman smirked: “How about ‘27?”
