In what feels a bit like a flashback to the days just after the release of ChatGPT, music publishers are using very harsh language in a new lawsuit against Anthropic, alleging “one of the largest and most blatant ongoing thefts of intellectual property in history,” per Axios. At first glance—and honestly after a few glances—it’s a bit of oddly timed legal saber-rattling, essentially all about song lyrics, and it seems calibrated to result in a drawn-out le
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Sony and Warner Music Sue Anthropic, Alleging Theft of Intellectual Property
Cyberattack on Fireworks AI allowed hackers to access Notion customers’ chat transcripts
The company said in its latest security advisory that the cybercriminals took Fireworks’ customers’ billing information and some datasets. Fireworks touts tens of thousands of customers worldwide using its platform, including legal tech company Harvey and AI company Cursor. At least one confirmed affected customer is online document editor and notetaker Notion, which said in a disclosure that the breach affected around 1% of its own customers. Notion said
Google unveils 4 AI that can run on your smartphone or computer, without Internet

Published on April 3, 2026 at 17:50 Commenter 0 𝕏 Print Pixabay With Gemma 4, Google is offering four open-source artificial intelligences, each with specific performance capabilities. The American company now positions itself as a major competitor against Chinese giants like DeepSeek and Qwen (Alibaba). Google has just made a big move in the artificial intelligence sector by introducing Gemma 4. Important note: it's not one, but rather four AI models that
New York Times Makes Substantial Changes to Article That Glazed a Sleazy AI Startup: "Our Piece Should Have Included That Information"

Getty / Futurism Last week, the New York Times published a laudatory profile of a startup called Medvi, which is basically an AI-powered marketing wrapper for telehealth providers and compounding pharmacies that sells GLP-1 weight loss drugs. The twist, as the NYT reported, was that Medvi was started by just one guy, who still runs it with a skeleton crew; as such, the newspaper portrayed Medvi’s swift and lucrative rise as an AI-enabled success story, and
Korean researchers propose international standards to ensure AI safety and trustworthiness

Concept diagram of software testing and AI red team testing. Credit: Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) As artificial intelligence (AI) technology rapidly pervades our lives and industries, ensuring its safety and trustworthiness is a global challenge. In this context, Korean researchers are gaining traction by leading the development of two key international standards. The Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ET
Alien civilizations may only be detectable for a cosmic blink of an eye

How the accelerating rate of technology advancement shortens the window of opportunity to detect a civilization. Credit: Michael A. Garrett Is anybody out there? Probably. Most stars have planets; we've discovered more than 6,000 exoplanets thus far, and the most basic statistics point toward the existence of countless potentially habitable worlds in the universe. But when we have looked for any scrap of evidence for alien civilizations, we have found noth
Reco wants to eliminate the blind spot of shadow AI - AI News
The invisible risk inside company systemsShapira said most corporate security systems were designed for an older world where everything stayed behind firewalls and network borders. Shadow AI breaks that model because it works from the inside, hidden in the company’s own tools.Many modern AI tools connect straight into everyday SaaS platforms like Salesforce, Slack, or Google Workspace. While that is not a risk in itself, AI often does this through permissi
New York Times Issues Stern Warning to Its Freelance Writers About AI Use
Illustration by Tag Hartman-Simkins / Futurism. Source: Angela Weiss / AFP via Getty Images After a string of AI controversies, The New York Times emailed a “periodic reminder” to freelancers on Tuesday reminding them of the paper’s AI policy. “To be clear on AI: All writing and visuals that freelancers submit to The Times must be the product of human creativity and craft, and all submissions must consist solely of their original reporting, writing and oth
Sam Altman Accuses Elon Musk of Laughing at Memes During Important OpenAI Meetings

Illustration by Tag Hartman-Simkins / Futurism. Source: Allison Robbert / AFP via Getty Images OpenAI CEO Sam Altman took the stand yesterday in Musk v. Altman, the chaotic, embarrassing, and yet deeply illuminating lawsuit — filed against Altman by Elon Musk, the world’s richest man — that’s been gripping Silicon Valley for the past few weeks. As expected, Altman’s testimony, delivered under threat of perjury, was fascinating for a number of reasons. Amon
Ten Days After CEO Calls for a Slowdown, Anthropic Is Back With Another AI Model
Less than two weeks after Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei urged the AI industry to “pace the frontier” before it loses control of the technology it’s currently racing to build, the company has released its most powerful model to date. Unveiled Tuesday, Claude Opus 5.5—the first in a new family of models, soon to be joined by Sonnet 5.5 and Haiku 5.5—specializes in agentic coding, computer use, and knowledge work, all of which are key benchmarks for Anthropic’s
ChatGPT no longer holds the majority of the AI market—a historic first.

Published on June 17, 2026 at 4:55 p.m. Comment 0 𝕏 Print © 01net/OpenAI For months, ChatGPT accounted for more than half of AI assistants worldwide. That has no longer been true since March, and the forces driving this shift combine OpenAI’s navigation errors, Gemini’s steady rise, and an unexpected side effect of European regulation. The figure that crystallizes it all is May 2026’s: 46.4% of the consumer AI assistant market for ChatGPT, measured across
6. When I counted the number of times the trigger had fired between the previous article’s publication and this launch, this was the number. It resulted in 0 articles. #AI - Qiita

@Hideki_Tamae(Hideki Tamae)6. When I counted how many times the trigger fired between the previous article publication and this run, the count was this. The number of articles produced was 0.AIAI agentClaudeCodeHarnessautomation0Posted at 2026-11-12 Introduction 6. This is the number for this run. The last time an article was published to Zenn/Qiita was November 8, 2026 at 15:29 (JST). Today, this scheduled task ran on November 12, 2026 at 9:40 (JST). Duri
New robotic eyeball could enhance visual perception of embodied AI

(a): Existing vision systems with fixed RGB-D cameras cannot handle fine-grained visual information across larger spatial extents. (b): The team's EyeVLA system can perceive broader and finergrained visual information from a fixed position by rotating its viewpoint and zooming in on the target, according to instructions. Credit: arXiv (2025). DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2511.15279 Embodied artificial intelligence (AI) systems are robotic agents that rely on machin
Xbox moderation team turns to AI for help filtering a flood of user content - Ars Technica

Microsoft’s latest Xbox transparency report—the company’s third public look at enforcement of its community standards—is the first to include a section on “advancing content moderation and platform safety with AI.” And that report specifically calls out two tools that the company says “enable us to achieve greater scale, elevate the capabilities of our human moderators, and reduce exposure to sensitive content.” Microsoft says many of its Xbox safety syste
Most Americans think AI won’t improve their lives, survey says - Ars Technica
US experts who work in artificial intelligence fields seem to have a much rosier outlook on AI than the rest of us. In a survey comparing views of a nationally representative sample (5,410) of the general public to a sample of 1,013 AI experts, the Pew Research Center found that “experts are far more positive and enthusiastic about AI than the public” and “far more likely than Americans overall to believe AI will have a very or somewhat positive impact on
Unlicensed law clerk fired after ChatGPT hallucinations found in filing - Ars Technica
College students who have reportedly grown too dependent on ChatGPT are starting to face consequences after graduating and joining the workforce for placing too much trust in chatbots. Last month, a recent law school graduate lost his job after using ChatGPT to help draft a court filing that ended up being riddled with errors. The consequences arrived after a court in Utah ordered sanctions after the filing included the first fake citation ever discovered
Harnessing the medicinal benefits of thyme extract via nanodosing

The process of the formation of the droplets as they detach from the fluid jets. Credit: Piskunov et al. With a myriad of health effects, thyme extract may seem like a magic medicinal ingredient. Its biologically active compounds—thymol, carvacrol, rosmarinic acid, and caffeic acid—provide anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antioxidant, and immune benefits. But thyme extract also has downsides. It vaporizes quickly, making it challenging to use, and too muc
Gemini Flash 3.8: Google cuts prices to counter Chinese AIs

Published on September 3, 2026 at 4:22 PM Comment 0 𝕏 Print © 01net.com Google is piling on heavily discounted models while its flagship model is still awaited. Behind the machine-gun pace lies an objective that is anything but philanthropic: to equip everyone and harvest your data. Just twenty days separate Gemini 3.7 Flash from its successor. Gemini 3.8 Flash arrived on September 2, accompanied by a version specialized in cybersecurity, bringing the numb
AI-powered intelligent 6G radio access technology significantly enhances wireless communication performance

AI-based 6G core technologies secured, laying the foundation for leadership in the AI-native era. Credit: Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) Korea's research community has reached an important milestone on the path toward next-generation mobile communications with the development of a technology platform that brings the 6G era closer. Researchers expect that AI-Native mobile networks, in which artificial intelligence autonomously
Morning Spoilers: 'Terrifier 4,' 'Naruto,' 'Creature Commandos'

Fraggle Rock enjoys a new holiday special at Apple TV+. Park Syeyoung returns with a dystopian sci-fi drama concerning mutant merfolk. Danny Pudi lends his voice to Khalis the Mummy in the second season of Creature Commandos. With the strength of Ra, it’s Morning Spoilers! Naruto According to the Hollywood Reporter, Jeremy Latcham is no longer attached to produce the live-action Naruto movie now that he’s the new president and chief creative officer of DC