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AIMar 5

Meta, News Corp Sign $50 Million Annual AI Content Licensing Agreement

Meta has agreed to pay News Corp $50 million annually for at least three years to license copyrighted content for AI training purposes.

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AIApr 20

Tesla Launches Robotaxi Service in Dallas and Houston

Tesla has begun operating its autonomous taxi service in two Texas cities, though early reports suggest limited vehicle availability.

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AIMar 14

Meta Delays Rollout of New AI Model Code-Named 'Avocado'

Meta has postponed the launch of its new artificial intelligence model dubbed 'Avocado' due to performance issues, according to reports.

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AIMar 20

Three men charged with conspiracy to smuggle advanced AI chips to China

Three individuals affiliated with Supermicro, including a senior vice president, were charged with conspiring to illegally export Nvidia chips to China.

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AIApr 24

South Korean Man Arrested for Posting Fake AI Image of Escaped Wolf

Police in South Korea arrested a man for creating and sharing an AI-generated image falsely depicting an escaped wolf, which disrupted official search operations.

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AIMay 1

Tech Executives Fund AI Advocacy Campaign Amid Congressional Race Spending

A nonprofit linked to OpenAI and Andreessen Horowitz executives is funding pro-AI messaging while a billionaire spends $3.5M on a New York House race.

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AIJun 2

Webcam Maker Opal Shifts to Audio Hardware with OpenAI, Samsung Funding

Opal, known for premium webcams, is developing AI-powered audio devices after securing investments from OpenAI and Samsung.

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AIMay 1

States Advance AI Regulation with Maryland Pricing Ban, Minnesota Deepfake Law

Maryland banned AI-driven grocery price increases while Minnesota prohibited deepfake nude apps with hefty fines.

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AIApr 9

Iran Uses AI Memes and Mining Threats in Information War During Conflict

Pro-Iran groups deployed AI-generated content and published charts suggesting sea mines in Strait of Hormuz during recent conflict with U.S. and Israel.

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AIMar 11

Grammarly Disables AI Feature That Used Expert Names Without Permission

Grammarly shut down its Expert Review AI feature after it generated editing suggestions attributed to real writers and academics without their consent.

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AIMar 5

Nvidia CEO Says Company's Investments in OpenAI, Anthropic Will Likely Be Its Last

Jensen Huang announced that Nvidia's investments in AI companies OpenAI and Anthropic will likely be the company's final direct investments in the sector.

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AIApr 18

App Store Sees Growth Surge in 2024 as AI Tools Drive New Mobile Applications

New data shows increased app launches on the App Store, with artificial intelligence tools potentially driving mobile software development growth.

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AIApr 24

Survey Finds 85% of Enterprises Testing AI Agents, Only 5% Deploy to Production

A Cisco survey reveals a massive gap between AI agent pilots and production deployment, with trust and security concerns cited as primary barriers.

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AIMar 27

Chinese Tech Giants Plan Orders for Huawei's New AI Chip

ByteDance and Alibaba are reportedly planning to place orders for Huawei's latest artificial intelligence chip, according to sources.

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AIMay 31

AI Startup Artisan Settles Dispute Over 'This Is Fine' Meme Usage

Artisan AI has reached an agreement with artist KC Green after using his popular 'This is fine' meme in advertisements without permission.

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