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Kumar Hemant from Candid.Technology reports on the recent controversy surrounding Adobe's updated Terms of Service (ToS), which now allow the company to access, view, or listen to users' content through both automated and manual methods. This alteration has led to widespread criticism on social media, with

Digital Domain Holdings Limited and Star Plus Legend Holdings Limited have announced a joint venture to explore the AI-powered intellectual property (IP) realm. As reported by The Standard, the partnership aims to integrate Generative Artificial Intelligence (AIGC) with influential IPs to create interactive, interconnected, and immersive digital experiences. The collaboration

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is facing internal division over a new proposal to require the disclosure of artificially intelligent (AI) generated content in political advertisements. According to Reuters, FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel has urged her colleagues to vote for a rule that mandates such disclosure for both candidate and

A recent study discussed in University World News by Wagdy Sawahel examines the effectiveness of six different AI content detectors alongside human reviewers in identifying AI-generated and AI-rephrased academic articles. The authors fabricated 50 rehabilitation-related articles using ChatGPT and rephrased them with Wordtune. AI detectors like Originality.ai perfectly identified

The Federal Election Commission's leaders are divided on a proposal to mandate that political ads disclose AI-generated content. FEC Vice Chair Ellen Weintraub supports the idea, initiated by FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel, stressing the need for transparency in elections. However, FEC Chair Sean Cooksey opposes it, arguing that

Ars Technica's Ashley Belanger reports on NewsBreak, a highly popular local news app, which has come under fire for distributing incorrect AI-generated news. Initially intended to fill local news gaps, NewsBreak employs OpenAI snippets to create full articles, which has led to the dissemination of false information. Xana

Perplexity AI, a company backed by Jeff Bezos, has introduced a new tool called 'Pages' aimed at transforming research into visually dynamic content like reports, articles, and guides. As reported by ReadWrite and authored by Rachael Davies, 'Pages' offers a range of templates to enhance the