break the rules not the laws
Losing Steam Another heavyweight of the gaming industry seems to be wrestling with the shaky legality of generative AI. Valve, who owns the game client and storefront Steam, is reportedly…
Hey TeAIch Starting this fall, a popular intro-level coding course at Harvard University, CS50, will be taught by an AI instructor. You know, because Harvard probably can’t afford to pay…
My Data, Your Data A new lawsuit against ChatGPT creator OpenAI is alleging that the buzzy Silicon Valley firm’s AI training practices violated the privacy and copyright of — well,…
Surprise, surprise: people are already using Meta’s large language model (LLM), LLaMA — a powerful AI that Meta controversially made open-source earlier this year — to create their own graphic,…
Time Out Steven Schwartz, the lawyer who cited six nonexistent, ChatGPT-fabricated citations as precedents while attempting to argue a federal court case, has officially been punished by the court. As…
Lazy Town Microsoft’s software development service GitHub conducted a survey to figure out just how many programmers are using AI tools. And the results are surprising. A whopping 92 percent…
Chasing the Tail Amazon’s Mechanical Turk platform, which launched in 2005, has allowed humans to make some money on the side by completing small tasks such as data validation or…
Double Standard Google’s parent company Alphabet is warning employees about how they should use AI — including its own homegrown chatbot Bard, Reuters reports. That’s despite the company making considerable…
Sure, AI-generated content might be transforming the internet into an error-ridden, incomprehensible garbage heap. But if it’s any consolation, at least we can laugh at the AI-generated trash fire in the…
Record Breaker Music legend Paul McCartney has announced that he’s using artificial intelligence to create what he’s calling the “last Beatles record,” the BBC reports — even though half the members…