Badly Written “Answers” Plague Google’s AI Overview
Google’s AI Overview has been hit with a very familiar problem. The output may not exactly be the highest quality at times.
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Could Google’s Overview AI Present a Threat to the Open Web?
It’s hard to treat AI doomer stories seriously these days, but the Google Overview AI story may have some merit.
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Media Matters Debunks Itself in TikTok Scaremongering Article
A Media Matters article purports to show fake Joe Biden video’s spreading all over TikTok, but the screenshots inadvertently told a different story.
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Judge Dismisses Most of Authors Claims Against OpenAI, Training Likely Fair Use
Is reading material copyright infringement? A judge in the OpenAI lawsuit doesn’t appear to think so after dismissing chunks of their claims.
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35% of CEO’s Say They Will Replace Media Jobs With Unproven AI Technology
If you thought 2023 was funny because CEO’s saw their AI plans blow up in their faces, 2024 might be even more hilarious.
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AI Proves, Yet Again, That It’s Not Replacing Journalists Any Time Soon
AI doomers love to talk about things like how AI is going to put journalists out of work. Yet, we see, again, that this isn’t
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Reflecting on 2023: A Year Where Politicians and the Media Conspired to Try and Break the Internet
Between existential threats and horrible ideas disguised as “regulating Big Tech”, 2023 has been a tiring year.
Why the New York Times Lawsuit Against ChatGPT is a Weak One That Should Fail
The New York Times filed a lawsuit against Microsoft over ChatGPT. The copyright infringement claims are quite questionable.
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Should AI Training on Material Without Permission Be Copyright Infringement? Copia Says “No”
When an AI trains on copyrighted material, does it need permission from the rightsholder? The Copia Institute is arguing that it doesn’t.
Use of Clearview AI Technology Causes Privacy Concerns in Australia
Things seemed to have quieted down with respect to Clearview AI. There might be a reason for that. The technology is being pushed in Australia.
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