Monthly Archives: September, 2023
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US Copyright Office Opens Public Comment Period on AI and Copyrights
Explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and copyright in the US. Comment period open until 2023. Have your say in shaping future regulations.
Harvard Braces for AI Takeover in Higher Education: Faculty Guidance Raises Questions
Harvard prepares for AI in higher education: Faculty guidance raises questions. Explore the university's approach to AI integration in courses.
Nvidia Dominates AI Spending Boom, Chipmakers Suffer
Discover how Nvidia's dominance in AI spending is reshaping the chipmaking industry, raising concerns about diversity and consumer choice.
Baidu Releases Ernie Bot: China’s Breakthrough AI Language Model
Discover Baidu's breakthrough language model, Ernie Bot, designed to generate text and images. Its release resulted in a stock price increase of 3% and is part of China's AI ambitions.
Barry Diller Urges Media Companies to Break Away from Tech Giants in Writers and Actors Strikes
Barry Diller urges media companies to break away from tech giants like Netflix, Apple, and Amazon during the ongoing writers and actors strikes, emphasizing the need for direct negotiations with writers and actors. Will media companies take his advice?