SoundCloud has reportedly now updated its terms of use to permit the company to train artificial intelligence (AI) on audio content uploaded by users. This change, noted by tech ethicist Ed Newton-Rex, allows SoundCloud to use user-generated content to “inform, train, [or] develop” AI
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Google has now reportedly announced a partnership with Elementl Power to develop 1.8 gigawatts of advanced nuclear power across three sites. This initiative aims to secure energy sources to meet the growing power demands of Google’s data centers, driven by its expanding AI operations. The company plans to invest $75 billion this year to enhance
Fidji Simo, the current CEO of Instacart, is set to join OpenAI
A security breach at the dating app Raw has now reportedly exposed
AI’s exploding rise has led to many new ways of economic improvement. It has also created new ethical questions, including the use
The US Government is set to release an executive order on Artificial Intelligence soon. It is set to regulate which AI services
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The European Union is taking action against social media websites for their anti-Israel propaganda. In an attempt to ensure domestic peace, European
The NSA is reportedly working on a new AI unit to focus on the new technology. The initial task of the AI
Amazon and Microsoft are both under investigation by the British government for anticompetitive practices. Both Big Tech companies dominate the industrial sized
Microsoft is releasing a major update its cloud storage software, OneDrive. One Drive is bundled with Microsoft Office, making it used by
Tom Hanks is issuing a warning about AI, and how it could impact the film industry. An online ad for dentistry showed
Nvidia, one of the leading graphics chip producers in the world, has been raided by French police over alleged monopolistic practises. Nvidia
Google is currently on trial over monopolistic practices. Amazon is also currently facing the Federal Government in court over its own practices.