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AIMay 16

YouTube Expands AI Deepfake Detection to All Adult Users

YouTube is making its AI-powered deepfake detection tool available to all users over 18 to help identify unauthorized AI-generated content featuring their likeness.

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NeuBird AI Raises $19.3M, Launches Falcon Agent for Automated Infrastructure Management

Startup NeuBird AI secured $19.3 million in funding and launched Falcon, an AI agent designed to predict and prevent software infrastructure issues.

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AIMay 6

Miami AI Startup Claims 1,000x Efficiency Breakthrough; Researchers Seek Independent Proof

Subquadratic emerged from stealth claiming its AI model achieves linear scaling, but researchers debate whether the breakthrough claims are legitimate.

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AIMar 22

Tech Companies Roll Out AI Health Tools Amid Growing User Concerns About Accuracy

Amazon launches AI health assistant while studies show users worry more about AI errors than job displacement, as scammers exploit tech platforms.

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AIMay 6

Bristol Myers Squibb Plant Recognized for AI Innovation in Manufacturing

A Bristol Myers Squibb facility making cancer drugs received recognition from the World Economic Forum for manufacturing innovation.

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AIMay 15

Electricity Prices Rise 76% on Major US Grid Amid AI-Driven Demand Surge

Power prices have increased 76% on America's largest electrical grid as artificial intelligence applications drive unprecedented electricity demand.

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AIMar 16

OpenAI Reportedly in Discussions for $10 Billion Joint Venture with Private Equity

OpenAI is reportedly exploring a $10 billion joint venture partnership with private equity firms, according to Bloomberg.

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AIApr 10

OpenAI Supports Bill to Limit AI Company Liability for Harmful Outcomes

OpenAI testified in favor of Illinois legislation that would restrict when AI companies can be held legally responsible for harmful outcomes from their products.

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AIMar 20

Publisher Cancels Horror Novel Release Following AI Use Allegations

A publisher pulled author Mia Ballard's horror novel "Shy Girl" after allegations she used artificial intelligence in writing, which she denies.

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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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AIMay 14

HMRC Awards £175M AI Contract to British Firm Quantexa for Fraud Detection

UK tax authority HMRC has awarded a £175 million contract to British tech company Quantexa to use AI for detecting fraud and tax return errors.

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AIMar 16

Encyclopedia Britannica and Merriam-Webster Sue OpenAI Over Copyright Infringement

Two major reference publishers filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging the company used their copyrighted content without permission to train its AI models.

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AIMay 23

New York Official Warns AI Could Cost City Thousands of Jobs

NYC Comptroller Mark Levine outlined potential economic scenarios showing artificial intelligence could eliminate thousands of jobs in the city.

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AIMay 29

AI Search Results Favor U.S. State Over Nation of Georgia in Online Queries

The Republic of Georgia faces digital visibility challenges as AI systems predominantly return results about the U.S. state rather than the Caucasus nation.

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AIMay 13

North Carolina State Donor Announces He Will Pay Off Graduates' Senior Year Loans

Entrepreneur Anil Kochhar surprised textile college graduates by offering to pay their final-year student loans during commencement speech.

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