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OpenAI and Google are urging the US government to allow AI models to train using copyrighted content. Both companies recently published proposals emphasizing why this is crucial for America’s leadership…
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High school shop classes are back in a big way as students and educators prepare for a future in which AI could take over many of what we today think…
Billionaire Elon Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is ripping through the federal government’s agencies at a breakneck pace — to the horror of many, but perhaps particularly IT professionals…
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It’s no secret that large language models (LLMs) like the ones that power popular chatbots like ChatGPT are surprisingly fallible. Even the most advanced ones still have a nagging tendency…
Today’s links Harpercollins wants authors to sign away AI training rights: Rights come from power. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. This day in history: 2004, 2009, 2014, 2019,…
Secure All Authors suing OpenAI for copyright infringement are going to get unprecedented access to its training data — but only in a performatively locked down room. As The Hollywood Reporter…
Stop Sign Wired reports that a slew of major websites, including influential news publishers and top social media platforms, are blocking Apple’s web crawler from scraping their pages for AI…
Data Crash AI companies typically build their AI models on lots of publicly available content, from YouTube videos to newspaper articles. But many of these content hosts have now started…
Asking For Help Low-paid AI workers in Africa who perform AI and social media content moderation work for major Silicon Valley companies like Meta and OpenAI have published an open…