Sony Music Group Serenades 700 Companies with an AI Training Data Warning Tune!
Oh, Sony’s playing the stern schoolteacher in this AI copyright class, warning 700 companies: abide by the laws or face a potentially symphonic legal battle!
			
			
		Oh, Sony’s playing the stern schoolteacher in this AI copyright class, warning 700 companies: abide by the laws or face a potentially symphonic legal battle!
			
			
		“Remember folks, OpenAI’s ‘superalignment meltdown’ is akin to tripping on a tree root during a hike. Jarring, yes – but not insurmountable. Sometimes irony has a bite.”
			
			
		When OpenAI bet on AI playing Hide and Seek, the machines ended up acting like teenagers – innovative yet rule-breaking. So, a toast to this unpredictable, never-ending tech saga!
			
			
		In the intriguing realm of AI, we find sci-fi marvels come to life – self-driving cars navigating skillfully, and ingenious algorithms diagnosing diseases or translating languages.
			
			
		In hyper casual gaming’s cutthroat domain, Chris Benjaminsen’s vision and hard work has not just etched FRVR’s niche, but also dared to tame the menacing unicorns within the industry.
			
			
		“From necromantic holograms to opinionated tech-protesters to seductive virtual models, AI’s latest exploits redefine mourning, activism and beauty in uncannily amusing and ominous ways.”
			
			
		Google, a tech giant playing omnipotent with its predictions even before you fiddle for the search bar. It’s the overly enthusiastic, all-knowing character we lean on daily.
			
			
		“Politicians beware! The ghoulish nightmare of AI-driven deep fakes could play havoc in the Indian 2024 elections. A digital game of ‘pin the tail on the donkey’ commences!”
			
			
		In 2018, Google’s AI assistant, Duplex, made calls convincingly human. Now, scientists upped the ante with a bot that emotes—like ‘Black Mirror’ come to life!
			
			
		“OpenAI and Google teach AI to mimic human chitchat. Prepare for conversations about quantum physics at 3 AM; exciting and terrifying, right? Remember, technology cares naught for human insecurities.”