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The Latest Breaking News on AI

UK and US intervene amid AI industry’s rapid advances

Competition and Markets Authority sends ‘pre-warning’ to sector, while White House announces measures to address risks

The Guardian - UK

UK’s competition watchdog aims for leading global role

Ruling against Microsoft Activision merger looks like warning shot as CMA takes on task of regulating big tech after Brexit

The Guardian - UK

Writers Strike Could Last Over 3 Months, Theater Chains Will Suffer Most, and Netflix Will Be Just Fine — Moody‘s

Forecast says studios wForecast says studios will end up paying up to $350 million more annually to writers once this thing is settled

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UK launches review of AI models such as ChatGPT

Artificial intelligence regulation to be split between human rights, health and safety, and competition

The Independent UK

Don’t tread on my gas stove!

New York State has banned gas stoves in new construction. Good thing I’ve got mine, Neil Steinberg writes.

Chicago Sun-Times

'Mrs. Davis' Just Exposed a Major Star Wars Movie Decision Mistake

The Peacock series celebrates Star Wars day with its very own homage to one of the most famous scenes.

Inverse

US aims to tackle risk of uncontrolled race to develop AI

White House says it will invest $140m in AI advances that are ‘ethical, trustworthy, responsible and serve the public good’

The Guardian - UK

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How to make an AI cover song with any artist's voice

Heard the AI-generated fake-Drake song that hit the headlines last week? How about the new "Oasis" album with AI Liam Gallagher on vocals? Here's how to do it yourself

MusicRadar

If bosses fail to check AI’s onward march, their own jobs will soon be written out of the script

Machines have already taken over the drudge work. Now they’re coming for the fun stuff, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Wondershare Filmora 12 Makes Video Editing a Breeze with AI

Wondershare has made no secret about its desire to streamline and simplify video editing through artificial intelligence. With Filmora 12, it's taken a massive leap towards this goal by integrating ChatGPT — and that's not all.

Windows Central

"Please stop me," says AI art generator founder

The founder of DeepAI tells us why he's scared.

Creative Bloq

Scientists fear evil AI robots could unleash Terminator-style nuclear war across the world

Scientists have said that decisions made by artificial intelligence could cause 'nuclear-level catastrophe', with an expert warning that AI incidents are on the rise

Daily Mirror

OPINION - I don’t fear the AI apocalypse, I long for a smart bot to run my life for me

One of the good things about being a nothingy anonymous average person is that you don’t have to do anything about really difficult and horrifying things. Sure, you don’t have much money and won’t be remembered when you die but at least you don’t have to sort out AI.

Evening Standard

VP Harris tells tech CEOs they have ‘moral, legal responsibility’ for AI safety

US Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday told the chief executives of tech companies including Microsoft and Google they have a "legal responsibility" to ensure the safety of their artificial intelligence products.

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The Guardian - UK

EU urged to protect grassroots AI research or risk losing out to US

Experts warn Brussels it cannot afford to leave artificial intelligence in the hands of foreign firms such as Google

Creative Bloq

Win a trip to VidCon 2023 with Filmora's Project Go Viral Competition

Every year, VidCon brings together some of the top online video creators and brands in the world. This year, you could be one of them — and with Filmora's Project Go Viral, you could get there for free.

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AI Lana Del Rey covering Nine Inch Nails' Hurt in the style of Johnny Cash is both exquisitely beautiful and slightly creepy

Could AI pose the biggest threat to the music industry since Napster? Time will tell

The Guardian - US

Writers on why they’re standing up to Hollywood: ‘this is fundamentally broken’

Six film and TV writers discuss what the industry means to them and why they are fighting for its future

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Tom’s Guide

Google DeepMind CEO claims we’re ‘just a few years away’ from human-like AI

Demis Hassabis has predicted when we could see the advent of artificial general intelligence indistinguishable from a human being.

Evening Standard

Competition watchdog opens probe into how UK should regulate AI

The CMA has been asked by the Government to launch a “fact-finding” mission into the sector

Axios

Biden races to come up with AI plan

Business leaders and tech experts say legislation is urgently needed as AI barrels ahead.

The Independent UK

Harris to meet with CEOs about artificial intelligence risks

Vice President Kamala Harris will meet with the CEOs of four major companies developing artificial intelligence

The Guardian - UK

Harry, sing Lana Del Rey! How AI is making pop fans’ fantasies come true

Longed-for duets between favourite pop singers are now being generated by AI. Fans are enthralled, but artists are worried: ‘I can’t help but think that I can be easily replaced’

Insider UK

UK competition watchdog launches review of AI market

Move comes amid warnings from experts about potential for misuse of rapidly-improving technology

Bangkok Post

Microsoft AI chatbot will let users post images

NEW YORK: Microsoft Corp is getting rid of the waiting list to try its new AI-based Bing search and chat, and adding features like the ability to request and post images in an effort to sustain its momentum in the market.

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