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Sony Reportedly Develops New Tech That Can Trace Original Music in AI Songs
Sony Group has developed a technology that identifies copyrighted music embedded in AI-generated songs and estimates creator contributions, according to a Nikkei Asia report. The system can analyse training data or compare AI output with music catalogues and may support compensation frameworks and licensing negotiations for AI-generated content.
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Elderly Woman In Kerala Honoured For Stopping Reckless Riders And Showing Courage
Following the incident, officials suspended the scooter driver's driving license for violating traffic rules and endangering public safety.
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India Has 25,001 Licensed Pilots, Centre Lacks Data On Those Seeking Jobs
India currently has 25,001 pilots with valid licences, the government informed the Lok Sabha. But the Centre also admitted it has no central record of how many of these pilots are actually employed
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Aviation Watchdog Puts Stricter Breath Analyser Test Norms In Place For Pilots
Aviation safety regulator DGCA has put in place stricter breath analyser test requirements for pilots, wherein those found repeatedly violating the norms could even face cancellation of their pilot license, according to a source.
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Canada School Killer, 18-Year-Old Trans Woman, First Shot Mother, Step-Brother At Home
Canada Shooter Jesse Van Rootselaar: An 18-year-old trans woman with mental health issues has been identified as the killer behind the deadly shooting in British Columbia, Canada, that resulted in nine deaths.
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Can You Drive Abroad With An Indian Licence? Key Documents You Need
Indian licenses alone aren't valid abroad and travellers must secure an International Driving Permit to legally drive overseas. Here's how you can apply for it.
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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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Delhi Cop Arrested After Woman Shoots Herself With His Gun At Noida Party
A Delhi Police head constable was arrested after his friend allegedly shot herself in the head with his licensed firearm following a dispute at a party near Noida, officials said on Friday.
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Microsoft Introduces Content Marketplace to Help Publishers Get Paid For AI Usage
Microsoft introduced a new marketplace to streamline content licensing between publishers and artificial intelligence (AI) developers on Tuesday. Dubbed Publisher Content Marketplace (PCM), the Redmond-based tech giant said the space will streamline the process of companies wanting to ethically source content for AI models, and publishers wanting a...
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Iran Formally Allows Women To Ride Motorcycles
Women in Iran can now formally obtain a licence to ride a motorcycle, local media reported Wednesday, ending years of legal ambiguity surrounding two-wheelers.
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Sony Reportedly Develops New Tech That Can Trace Original Music in AI Songs
Sony Group has developed a technology that identifies copyrighted music embedded in AI-generated songs and estimates creator contributions, according to a Nikkei Asia report. The system can analyse training data or compare AI output with music catalogues and may support compensation frameworks and licensing negotiations for AI-generated content.
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Elderly Woman In Kerala Honoured For Stopping Reckless Riders And Showing Courage
Following the incident, officials suspended the scooter driver's driving license for violating traffic rules and endangering public safety.
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India Has 25,001 Licensed Pilots, Centre Lacks Data On Those Seeking Jobs
India currently has 25,001 pilots with valid licences, the government informed the Lok Sabha. But the Centre also admitted it has no central record of how many of these pilots are actually employed
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Aviation Watchdog Puts Stricter Breath Analyser Test Norms In Place For Pilots
Aviation safety regulator DGCA has put in place stricter breath analyser test requirements for pilots, wherein those found repeatedly violating the norms could even face cancellation of their pilot license, according to a source.
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Canada School Killer, 18-Year-Old Trans Woman, First Shot Mother, Step-Brother At Home
Canada Shooter Jesse Van Rootselaar: An 18-year-old trans woman with mental health issues has been identified as the killer behind the deadly shooting in British Columbia, Canada, that resulted in nine deaths.
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Can You Drive Abroad With An Indian Licence? Key Documents You Need
Indian licenses alone aren't valid abroad and travellers must secure an International Driving Permit to legally drive overseas. Here's how you can apply for it.
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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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Delhi Cop Arrested After Woman Shoots Herself With His Gun At Noida Party
A Delhi Police head constable was arrested after his friend allegedly shot herself in the head with his licensed firearm following a dispute at a party near Noida, officials said on Friday.
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Microsoft Introduces Content Marketplace to Help Publishers Get Paid For AI Usage
Microsoft introduced a new marketplace to streamline content licensing between publishers and artificial intelligence (AI) developers on Tuesday. Dubbed Publisher Content Marketplace (PCM), the Redmond-based tech giant said the space will streamline the process of companies wanting to ethically source content for AI models, and publishers wanting a...
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Iran Formally Allows Women To Ride Motorcycles
Women in Iran can now formally obtain a licence to ride a motorcycle, local media reported Wednesday, ending years of legal ambiguity surrounding two-wheelers.
