What to Know About Tech Companies Using A.I. to Teach Their Own A.I.
Tech companies are exploring the use of synthetic data to train chatbots and A.I. models due to potential copyright lawsuits and data exhaustion from the internet.
Synthetic data is generated by A.I. models and is seen as a solution to copyright issues while increasing the availability of training data for artificial intelligence. [ more ]
Valve now allows the "vast majority" of AI-powered games on Steam
Valve has announced new developer policies that allow games that use AI tools to be released on Steam, as long as the usage is disclosed.
AI integration in games will be categorized as pre-generated content or live-generated content, and this information will be shared on the game's store pages on Steam. [ more ]
TikTok users: What to know about Universal Music Group pulling Taylor Swift, the Weeknd, and others from the platform
Universal Music Group may pull its catalog from TikTok if the two companies cannot reach a new contract addressing artist royalties and content moderation concerns.
TikTok has been inundated with copyright removal requests and has entered into agreements with labels and producers to give users access to licensed music, which Universal is now threatening to revoke. [ more ]