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🚫 OpenAI and Microsoft in Legal Trouble with NYT over Data Usage 🗞️

⚖️ OpenAI and Microsoft Face Lawsuit from NYT for Using Its Content 💰

The New York Times has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, accusing them of using millions of the newspaper’s articles without permission to train their AI chatbots, such as ChatGPT and Copilot. The lawsuit claims that the chatbots have copied and reproduced the Times’ content, violating its intellectual property rights. The Times is seeking damages and an injunction to stop the use of its articles for AI training. The lawsuit could have implications for the future of AI and the use of online data.

• 📰 The New York Times has sued OpenAI and Microsoft for allegedly training generative AI models on The Times’ copyrighted content without permission.
• 🤖 The models in question are GPT-3 and Codex, which can produce natural language and code outputs based on user inputs. 
• 🚫 The Times claims that the models have reproduced and distributed its articles, and seeks unspecified damages and an injunction to stop the use of its content. 
• 🤔 The lawsuit raises questions about the ethical and legal issues of using large-scale web scraping to train AI models, and the potential impact on journalism and creativity. 

     Read about it here: Link

🚗🚦📱 AI Traffic Fine System Under Fire Driver Claims Windscreen Crack Affected Accuracy  👩‍⚖️👩‍🎓

A driver in Queensland is challenging a fine he received from an AI traffic fine system, claiming that a crack in his windscreen could have affected the system’s accuracy. He is seeking to have his fine dismissed and the system reviewed, with the help of a lawyer and an expert witness.

• 🚗🚦📱 Queensland uses AI to detect traffic offences such as speeding, red light running, and mobile phone use. 
• 💸 The AI system issues fines to the registered owners of the vehicles, who can transfer them to the actual drivers if they were not driving. 
• ⚖️ Some drivers have challenged the fines in court, claiming that the AI system is inaccurate, unfair, or unlawful. 
• 📲 One driver, who was fined for using a mobile phone while driving, noticed that his windscreen had a crack that could have affected the AI system’s recognition. 
• 🙋‍♂️👩‍⚖️👩‍🎓 He is seeking to have his fine dismissed and the AI system reviewed, with the help of a lawyer and an expert witness. 

     Read more about it: Link

🍎🚀 Apple’s AI Research Breaks New Ground for iPhones 3D Avatars and Language Models in a Flash 💾🎥

Apple has published two new research papers on AI, showcasing its work on 3D avatars and efficient language model inference. The papers reveal that Apple is working to develop on-device AI tech that could offer a more immersive visual experience and access to complex AI systems on iPhones and iPads.

• 📄 Apple has published two new research papers on AI, showcasing its work on 3D avatars and efficient language model inference. 
• 📱 The first paper, LLM in a Flash, describes a novel technique to run large language models (LLMs) on devices with limited memory, such as iPhones or iPads. 
• 💾 The technique involves storing model parameters in flash memory and transferring them to DRAM on demand, using an Inference Cost Model to optimize data transfers. 
• 🎥 The second paper, HUGS, presents a neural rendering framework to create fully animatable avatars from short video clips captured on an iPhone in as little as 30 minutes. 
• 👩‍🎨 HUGS uses a disentangled representation of humans and scenes, and can train with as few as 50-100 frames of video. It can also render avatars 100 times faster than previous methods. 
• 🚀 Apple’s research shows that it is working to develop on-device AI tech that could offer a more immersive visual experience and access to complex AI systems on iPhones and iPads. 

     Read about it here: Link

🙅‍♀️📲 Beware of Fake Nudes: Experts Call for Regulation and Awareness to Stop Digital Abuse 🛡️🚨

Fake nudes are a serious problem caused by AI tools that can create and share sexualized images of people without their consent. Fake nudes can harm the victims in various ways, such as emotional distress, reputation damage, or violence. Experts call for regulation and awareness to prevent and combat this digital abuse.

• 🙅‍♀️ Fake nudes are images or videos that show someone naked or engaged in sexual acts without their consent. 
• 😱 Fake nudes can be created by using AI tools such as deepfake, which can swap faces or manipulate body parts. 
• 😢 Fake nudes can cause harm to the victims, such as emotional distress, reputation damage, blackmail, harassment, or violence. 
• 🔍 Fake nudes are difficult to detect and remove, as they can be shared online or through encrypted platforms. 
• ⚖️ Fake nudes are not adequately regulated by the law, as they may not fall under existing categories of defamation, privacy, or pornography. 
• 🧠 Fake nudes require more awareness and education, as many people may not know the risks or the rights of the victims. 
• 🛡️ Fake nudes can be prevented by using digital literacy, watermarking, verification, or reporting tools. 

Read about it here: Link

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