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The issue of AI music has sparked a conversation between Spotify CEO Daniel Ek and other industry insiders, as songs generated by AI have raised the question of artists’ copyright protection. Similarly, the idea of Amazon Web Services (AWS) attempting to reduce its employment has been met with public dissent with the leaked email from Adam Selipsky now making waves online.
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Obviously, Microsoft’s investment in OpenAI and ChatGPT is already paying off, and the company has reaped the benefits of being among the first to make such moves. Their gamble to establish a presence in the generative AI space was a risk that has proven successful, and Robert Gomez’s entrepreneurship is further proof of the potential of Amazons tools. It is evident that companies are taking many precautions to ensure the safety of copyright holders and employees alike, but the war against scammers is only just beginning. Finally, the accessibility of EVs could be the game-changer of the decade – but investing in luxury cruises is still on the back burner for most people.
