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Starting this week millions will see AI-generated answers in Google's search results by default. But the announcement Tuesday at Google's annual developer conference suggests a future that's "not without its risks, both to users and to Google itself," argues the Washington Post: For years, Google...
While it might take an artist multiple weeks to craft a single painting or a musician months to compose a song, AI models can generate similar content in minutes. With that comes the fear of job disruption, ratified contracts between artists and their collaborations — oh, and copyright infringement lawsuits.
NetChoice, Texas, and Florida squared off yesterday at the Supreme Court over laws banning some forms of online moderation.
Even conservative justices see First Amendment issues in state governments dictating how social media firms apply content moderation.
Two- to three-year deals with Google, others, come amid legal uncertainty over "fair use."