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Experienced Hollywood writers, directors, and producers are taking gig work training AI models on creative and production tasks, earning between $12 and $200 an hour. The work is driven by a wider industry jobs slump that has already tightened earnings across film and television.
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TikTok has agreed to a $400 million settlement with the U.S. Justice Department to resolve claims related to children's privacy. The deal is one of the largest penalties of its kind involving a major social media platform and young users.
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A columnist writing from Silicon Valley argues that AI development is outpacing humanity's ability to govern it, and that even a catastrophic AI-related disaster may not be sufficient to prompt meaningful collective action. The piece centers on the concept of recursive self-improvement, the point at which AI systems begin training successive versions of themselves.
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Geopolitical tensions are slowing down efforts to build shared international frameworks for governing artificial intelligence, according to reporting by Times of Malta.
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TikTok has agreed to a $400 million settlement in the United States over children's privacy violations. The deal resolves legal claims related to how the platform handled data belonging to younger users.
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TikTok has agreed to pay $400 million to settle a lawsuit in the United States over alleged violations of children's data privacy. The settlement figure places it among the largest of its kind involving a social media platform and young users.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has agreed to a $400 million settlement to resolve federal claims that TikTok violated children's privacy laws. The DOJ noted that circumstances had changed since the case was originally filed.
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TikTok has agreed to a $400 million settlement with the US Justice Department over children's privacy violations, with $300 million due immediately and the remaining $100 million tied to the removal of an earlier consent decree against Musical.ly, TikTok's predecessor.
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A discussion on AI regulation and containment failures aired on C-SPAN, focusing on how existing frameworks may fall short when AI systems behave in unintended ways.
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A city in Inner Mongolia has become a significant hub for Chinese data center infrastructure, driven by low energy costs, available land, and its location near Beijing. The region's physical and economic conditions have made it a key node in China's expanding AI industry.
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A legal dispute involving an AI-generated cartoon character — tied to the 'Italian brainrot' content trend — may help determine whether creators can hold intellectual property rights over characters produced with AI tools.
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A ministry has moved to address public concerns about data privacy, according to a Bangkok Post report. No further detail about the specific ministry, country, or nature of the concerns is available from the provided excerpt.
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TikTok has agreed to pay $400 million to settle a U.S. case centered on child data privacy. The settlement resolves legal claims without a court ruling on the underlying conduct.
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The U.S. Department of Justice and TikTok have reached a $400 million settlement over alleged child privacy violations. The agreement resolves federal claims that the platform mishandled the personal data of younger users.
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A University at Albany philosophy professor discussed AI ethics and empathy with musician Sean Ono Lennon. Details of the conversation and its context have not been reported beyond the headline.
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Wolters Kluwer is making the case that AI governance has moved from a policy discussion into a core legal operations function. The argument positions AI oversight as something legal teams must manage operationally, not just advise on.
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The U.S. Justice Department has reached a $400 million settlement with TikTok over a children's privacy lawsuit, according to Axios. The deal resolves federal claims related to how TikTok handled data belonging to younger users.
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Two pieces of legislation introduced this week take aim at algorithmic rent pricing and federal influence over data center construction. The bills reflect growing congressional attention to how automated systems and government power shape housing costs and digital infrastructure.
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A growing political divide over how to regulate artificial intelligence is taking shape in California, with different factions pushing competing visions for oversight of the technology.
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Apollo, a major private equity firm, disclosed that attackers accessed some of its cloud platforms over a five-day window in early July, exposing sensitive personal data. The breach is part of a broader wave of cyberattacks targeting financial sector firms.
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Connecticut has passed SB5, an omnibus AI regulation law that reflects broader trends in how U.S. states are approaching AI governance. Legal analysis from Sidley Austin examines the law as a lens into the regulatory directions states are taking.
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The FDA is soliciting public feedback on how artificial intelligence used in medical devices should be regulated. The agency is in the early stages of shaping a framework for AI-driven tools that are increasingly embedded in diagnostic and treatment technology.
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A commentary piece in the Star-Herald argues that a state government's cautious, incremental approach to developing AI policy was the right call, framing measured regulation as preferable to reactive or hasty lawmaking.
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Prince Harry and six co-plaintiffs have been ordered to pay an initial $13 million after losing an invasion of privacy lawsuit. The ruling represents a significant financial penalty against those who brought the failed case.
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