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View all →Meta Updates Commercial TOS to Allow AI Training on Business Content
Meta is set to update its commercial terms of service on October 30, requiring business accounts to permit the company to train AI on their linked website content. This change has raised concerns among news publishers who may lose the ability to charge for licensing fees for their articles used in AI training.
OpenEvidence Achieves $15 Billion Valuation as AI Tool for Doctors
OpenEvidence, an AI-powered search engine for medical professionals, has reached a valuation of $15 billion, with nearly two-thirds of US doctors utilizing its platform for patient care decisions. The startup has attracted significant investment and partnerships, although it faces scrutiny regarding the accuracy of its AI-generated recommendations.
Judge Denies Trump's Claim on EPA's Power to Dismiss Data Center Pollution Lawsuits Against SpaceXAI
A federal judge ruled against Donald Trump's assertion that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) could unilaterally dismiss lawsuits related to the Clean Air Act, specifically a case involving SpaceXAI's Colossus data center. The NAACP's lawsuit seeks to enforce pollution control measures after unpermitted gas turbines were found at the facility, which could harm nearby communities. The ruling emphasizes the right of citizens to sue for environmental violations, countering Trump's intervention efforts.
OpenAI Models Launching on Google Cloud and Antigravity
OpenAI's latest models, including GPT 6.1 variants Astra, Sol, and Luna, will soon be available on Google Cloud services and in Google's Antigravity coding tool. This partnership allows enterprise customers to access OpenAI's models alongside Google's Gemini and other open models in the Model Garden.
Apple Music Rebranding with Liquid Glass Design
Apple has unveiled a new brand identity for Apple Music, featuring a design language called Liquid Glass. The rebranding emphasizes human craftsmanship in an era dominated by generative AI, showcasing the behind-the-scenes process of creating the new visuals.
Google DeepMind’s New Resident Philosopher Tackles AI Ethics
Henry Shevlin has joined Google DeepMind as its resident philosopher, focusing on the ethical implications of AI, including human-AI relations and the potential for AI consciousness. He emphasizes the importance of philosophers working within AI labs to keep pace with rapid technological advancements and to influence positive changes in society.
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Wikipedia’s Editors Keep the Online Encyclopedia Human-Written Amidst AI Challenges
Wikipedia editors are actively working to maintain the integrity of the online encyclopedia by ensuring that content remains human-written, despite the increasing sophistication of AI-generated text. The WikiProject AI Cleanup effort, co-founded by Ellia Lebleu, aims to address the challenges posed by AI in content creation.
Recursive launches Flint, a laptop coding model built largely by AI
Recursive has released Flint, a free coding model designed to run on laptops, developed with significant assistance from its AI research system, the Eureka Machine. Flint is an early example of recursive self-improvement in AI, allowing for offline use and privacy for developers. The model has shown promising performance metrics, outperforming several competitors in speed and efficiency.
TechCrunch Founder Summit: Unlock Fundraising, Hiring, and AI Insights
The TechCrunch Founder Summit will take place on November 4 at Boston's SoWa Power Station, focusing on startup building with sessions on fundraising, hiring, and AI strategy. The event aims to provide founders with direct access to experienced investors and successful founders to help navigate the challenges of starting a company.