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“Artists Advocate for U.S. Copyright Reforms in Regulating AI, but Tech Industry Urges Caution.”

Individuals in the fields of country music, romantic literature, video game design, and voice acting are urgently requesting assistance from the United States government to mitigate the impact of artificial intelligence on their careers. They are seeking prompt action to protect their livelihoods. A podcaster expressed fear about AI replicating his voice in a letter

OpenAI announced that they have removed co-founder and CEO Sam Altman from his position due to concerns about his lack of consistent transparency.

On Friday, the ChatGPT-producing company Open AI announced that it has removed its co-founder and CEO, Sam Altman, from his position. This decision came after a review revealed that he was not consistently honest in his communication with the board. OpenAI stated that the board no longer trusts his capability to continue as their leader.

Hundreds of employees were let go by Amazon in their Alexa department as the company focuses on investing in artificial intelligence.

Amazon is reducing its workforce in the division responsible for its well-received voice assistant, Alexa, as it channels greater investments into artificial intelligence. On Friday, Daniel Rausch, Vice President of Alexa and Fire TV at Amazon, informed employees that the company is getting rid of specific positions due to the discontinuation of certain projects. Rausch

IBM, the European Union, and Lionsgate have decided to withdraw their advertisements from Elon Musk’s X due to growing concerns about antisemitism, causing a negative reaction.

Companies are leaving social media platform X due to worries about their advertisements appearing alongside pro-Nazi material and hateful speech in general. The platform’s billionaire owner, Elon Musk, has also sparked controversy with his tweets promoting an antisemitic conspiracy theory. This week, IBM announced that it has ceased advertising on X following a report that

Top executives from around the world are looking ahead to a potential future that will be significantly influenced by artificial intelligence, with both positive and negative outcomes possible.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — President Joe Biden and other global leaders have spent the past few days melding minds with Silicon Valley titans in San Francisco, their discussions frequently focusing on artificial intelligence, a technology expected to reshape the world, for better or worse. Despite the vast intellect gathered at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation conference,

Steve Aoki builds a universe on ‘HiROQUEST 2: Double Helix.’ He also plans to go to the moon

Steve Aoki, the EDM DJ, views the final frontier as his next challenge. In the previous year, it was stated that he was listed on the roster for the dearMoon Project, which is set to be the initial civilian journey to the moon. This excursion into outer space aligns with the visionary creator’s ideals, as

TikTok and Meta challenge Europe’s new rules that crack down on digital giants

TikTok and Meta, the parent company of Facebook, are taking legal action in response to recently implemented European Union regulations aimed at reducing the power of major tech companies and promoting fairer competition by allowing users more options. According to a statement on its blog on Thursday, TikTok is contesting its designation as an online

The FCC has implemented regulations to eradicate “digital bias” for areas with inadequate internet connectivity.

The Federal Communications Commission has implemented fresh regulations aimed at eradicating unfair treatment in the availability of internet services, a step that regulators are labeling as the primary digital civil rights policy in the United States. The commission approved a rules package on Wednesday that would give the agency the authority to examine and look

Nikki Haley has retracted her previous request for social media platforms to prohibit anonymous users, following backlash from the Republican Party.

Nikki Haley, the former governor of South Carolina, has revised her suggestion to require social media platforms to prohibit anonymous postings for national security purposes. This idea received criticism from conservative online communities and some of her fellow Republican candidates for the presidency. The ex-ambassador for the United Nations made remarks to Fox News on

Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, is once again appearing in court for the second time in the span of two weeks to defend the company against legal challenges.

On Tuesday, Google’s CEO Sundar Pichai was once again called to appear in federal court to give testimony in an antitrust case that could potentially disrupt a major aspect of the internet empire that he played a role in constructing. During his recent court hearing in San Francisco, Pichai spent over two hours advocating for

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“Artists Advocate for U.S. Copyright Reforms in Regulating AI, but Tech Industry Urges Caution.”

OpenAI announced that they have removed co-founder and CEO Sam Altman from his position due to concerns about his lack of consistent transparency.

Hundreds of employees were let go by Amazon in their Alexa department as the company focuses on investing in artificial intelligence.

IBM, the European Union, and Lionsgate have decided to withdraw their advertisements from Elon Musk’s X due to growing concerns about antisemitism, causing a negative reaction.

Top executives from around the world are looking ahead to a potential future that will be significantly influenced by artificial intelligence, with both positive and negative outcomes possible.

Steve Aoki builds a universe on ‘HiROQUEST 2: Double Helix.’ He also plans to go to the moon

TikTok and Meta challenge Europe’s new rules that crack down on digital giants

The FCC has implemented regulations to eradicate “digital bias” for areas with inadequate internet connectivity.

Nikki Haley has retracted her previous request for social media platforms to prohibit anonymous users, following backlash from the Republican Party.

Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, is once again appearing in court for the second time in the span of two weeks to defend the company against legal challenges.