Newspapers demand cash for AI training
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We did all the work

Newspaper publishers are demanding that tech companies like Open AI hand over cash for all the articles that they stole to build their AI databases.

Fugees star’s lawyer botched his case using AI
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New lawyers want a retrial

The lead defence lawyer for convicted Fugees hip hop star Prakazrel “Pras” Michel improperly relied on an experimental generative AI program to draft his closing argument in Michel’s high-profile criminal trial last spring.

US politicians try to protect actors and musicians from AI
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No Fakes Act has bipartisan support

US politicians are trying to create a federal law to protect actors, musicians, and other performers from unauthorised digital replicas of their faces or voices.

Adobe develops experimental upscaling tool
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A bit better than Nvidia's TV Shield

Adobe has developed an experimental AI-powered upscaling tool that greatly improves the quality of low-resolution GIFs and video footage.

Google insiders wonder if Bard is worth it
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It is a poor player who struts and frets… and will be heard of no more

Google insiders are starting to wonder if their Bard AI offering is up to snuff.