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Extreme angles by the force of the deadly 7. 4 magnitude quake. A rooftop pool rocking water, spilling down the side of the building. Tremors causing massive landslides. First responders pulling people out alive, but dozens of workers trapped in mines. Our team in the region tonight. Also this evening, the major April Noreaster on the move. Up to two feet of snow in the northeast. After that Tornado Outbreak across at least six states, flights impacted. Passengers on a southwest flight injured b...

Between 5. 25 and 5. 5 . Months ago, many had forecast that this rate would be ready to cut around now but the latest Inflation Figures have dampened expectations as prices rose at 3. 5 in the year to march, which was higher than the february figure of 3. 2 . The feds target for inflation, like most Central Banks, is for 2 . So still some way to go. And those price rises are feeding into some wider negative sentiment. The latest report from the economic think tank the Conference Board shows that...

Morgan Freeman Deep Fakes Show AI's Hollywood Disruption

On Monday, May 20, Streaming Media NYC hosted four debates on two topics that represented a fantastic programming win for the conference. The first half of the day was dedicated to AI and covered the full range of topics from authorship to copyright to privacy and more. The second half of the day featured two panels debating the definition of premium content, the value of social media as well as the question of how CTV measures up against mobile as an advertising platform. Read on to get caught ...

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee launching a multi-day tour of key music landmarks starting in Bristol.He touted a new law aimed at protecting musicians from unauthorize

Stars like Jess Glynne signed a recent letter calling for more protection against "predatory" AI.

Stars like Jess Glynne signed a recent letter calling for more protection against "predatory" AI.

MPs in the UK have suggested that musicians and celebrities should be protected against AI deepfakes by law.

More than 200 musical artists -- including popular names like Billie Eilish, Katy Perry, and Nicki Minaj -- signed an open letter urging AI developers, tech firms, and digital platforms to "cease" the use of AI, saying the technology will end up replacing human artists if they continue.

In an open letter, several of the worlds biggest stars have warned the tech will set in motion a race to the bottom if left unchecked.