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Almost Half Of All LinkedIn Posts Are Now AI-Written Research Shows
When everyone's using AI to sound smarter, everyone's starting to sound the same.
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Bombay High Court Grants Interim Relief To Preity Zinta In Deepfake Battle
The court found that a prima facie case had been established and granted interim relief in her favour.
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After Petition Flags AI Misuse, High Court Issues Notices To Centre
The Gujarat High Court on Tuesday issued notices to the Central and state governments on a PIL concerning the misuse of artificial intelligence to create deepfakes and synthetically generated content targeting Constitutional authorities.
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Amazon Ready to Take on Microsoft with AI Content Licensing Hub: Report
Amazon is reportedly planning to launch an artificial intelligence (AI) content marketplace to provide a common ground for publishers and AI developers. As per the report, the project could be headed by the Seattle-based tech giant’s cloud computing division Amazon Web Services (AWS). The project is said to be at the discussion stage currently, a...
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Centre Gives X Time Till Wednesday To Submit Report On Sexualised Images
On Friday, the government directed X to immediately remove all vulgar, obscene and unlawful content, especially generated by Grok or face action under the law.
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Kerala Man Arrested For Creating Viral AI-Generated Zipline Accident Video
The Wayanad Cyber Police have arrested a 29-year-old man from Kerala's Alappuzha district for creating and circulating an AI-generated video that falsely depicts a zipline accident involving a woman and child.
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TikTok Cuts Hundreds Of Jobs In Shift Towards AI Content Moderation
TikTok confirmed the layoffs and said that several hundred employees were expected to be impacted globally as part of a wider plan to improve its moderation operations.
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Meta To Label AI-Generated Images From OpenAI, Google, Microsoft
Meta Platforms will begin detecting and labeling images generated by other companies' artificial intelligence services in the coming months, using a set of invisible markers built into the files, its top policy executive said on Tuesday.
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Almost Half Of All LinkedIn Posts Are Now AI-Written Research Shows
When everyone's using AI to sound smarter, everyone's starting to sound the same.
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Bombay High Court Grants Interim Relief To Preity Zinta In Deepfake Battle
The court found that a prima facie case had been established and granted interim relief in her favour.
-
After Petition Flags AI Misuse, High Court Issues Notices To Centre
The Gujarat High Court on Tuesday issued notices to the Central and state governments on a PIL concerning the misuse of artificial intelligence to create deepfakes and synthetically generated content targeting Constitutional authorities.
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Amazon Ready to Take on Microsoft with AI Content Licensing Hub: Report
Amazon is reportedly planning to launch an artificial intelligence (AI) content marketplace to provide a common ground for publishers and AI developers. As per the report, the project could be headed by the Seattle-based tech giant’s cloud computing division Amazon Web Services (AWS). The project is said to be at the discussion stage currently, a...
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Centre Gives X Time Till Wednesday To Submit Report On Sexualised Images
On Friday, the government directed X to immediately remove all vulgar, obscene and unlawful content, especially generated by Grok or face action under the law.
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Kerala Man Arrested For Creating Viral AI-Generated Zipline Accident Video
The Wayanad Cyber Police have arrested a 29-year-old man from Kerala's Alappuzha district for creating and circulating an AI-generated video that falsely depicts a zipline accident involving a woman and child.
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TikTok Cuts Hundreds Of Jobs In Shift Towards AI Content Moderation
TikTok confirmed the layoffs and said that several hundred employees were expected to be impacted globally as part of a wider plan to improve its moderation operations.
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Meta To Label AI-Generated Images From OpenAI, Google, Microsoft
Meta Platforms will begin detecting and labeling images generated by other companies' artificial intelligence services in the coming months, using a set of invisible markers built into the files, its top policy executive said on Tuesday.
