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Oh wow so they CAN easily regulate AI to not do things like steal code (or art)
Claude can no longer “Reverse Engineer Anything.”
Anthropic just quietly killed REA.
But Interesting timing.
After a few viral cases of people using Claude to reverse-engineer Samsung TV firmware and identify data-collection services, Anthropic appears to have restricted those reverse-engineering abilities.
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No ISBNs in Canada for AI writing.
This is a fantastic policy, and every country should do the same.
canada.ca/en/library-archive…
h/t @max_spero_
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In an unexpected turn of events, I’m now working with our first scraper, Heft, on a new tool to help artists find out where their works have been scraped. Cara’s story in Wired by @youwouldntpost: wired.com/story/he-scraped-a… 1/
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RT @kortizart: Cara being scraped and hosted maliciously on sites, intentionally harming and exploiting artists who just want to be left al…
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Generative ai ethicality in a nutshell
Twitch and Amazon are being sued in a class action over claims that the tech companies harvest creators' video streams without permission or compensation to train Amazon's generative AI program.
Story: courthousenews.com/online-st…
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Want to stay on top of the latest federal court cases involving #AI and #copyright? Our AI Court Cases Chart tracks every case, the court it's in, and its current status in one place.
copyrightalliance.org/artifi…
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Didn't see that coming. I really hope they undo all the AI slopification and make it a platform worth using again, otherwise what's the point.
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Twitch and Amazon are apparently planning to use streams to train Generative AI.
Multiple sources tell me it will be announced in the coming months, despite some internal friction against it. Creators may be able to opt out of some training data.
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What about visual artists? Animators? Photographers? Filmmakers? Or writers? Journalists? Musicians?
Artists in Japan need to start making noise and speak out. The life's work of every artist in Japan has been stolen by tech companies to profit off of, fight back. AI is THEFT.
Japan's Ministry of Justice has released draft AI guidelines stating that a person's voice is protected under existing law as part of their identity
As one example, the guidance says using AI to recreate a voice actor's voice without permission to sing a song created by someone else, then monetizing it on social media, could constitute rights infringement
Final guidelines are expected in August
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Today is a huge win for creatives around the world, as Australia makes it clear it will not bow to pressure from AI companies to legalise the theft of creatives’ work.
From the Australian Prime Minister:
"No company should use Australian books, music, art or news to build or train AI without the artist’s control.
That includes the artist’s control of the price and value of their work.
Anything less, is theft."
Strong, principled words that should serve as a model for governments everywhere.
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Reducing Japanese language, arithmetic, and mathematics classes for... AI? Bruh 💀💀💀
中学校の情報・技術系授業、最大週2コマに倍増
nikkei.com/article/DGXZQOUD0…
フィジカルAIやアルゴリズムなどを学びます。全体のコマ数は維持し、国語や算数・数学などの教科を一定割合で減らします。
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The CEO of the biggest electricity company in the US is warning that blackouts could hit next year, as AI and data centers drive up electricity demand and strain the grid.
Exelon's CEO Calvin Butler told the Financial Times that Americans could “absolutely” lose power as soon as 2027.
He says that last winter his company nearly limited service for 400,000 customers during extreme cold.
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How corrupt are you?
"Yes."
In a hearing where residents grilled officials on data centers, a resident of Tyrone Township, Michigan, asked a simple question: Have you signed an NDA with any party regarding developments that could affect the town?
The majority of the township's officials refused to answer.
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