Generative Artificial Intelligence

Decentralised AI may be an emerging player but it lacks maturity. Conversely, centralised AI dominates the current landscape, with established tech giants and organisations deploying centralised AI solutions extensively.

The proposed agreement with record labels stipulates that prior consent and fair compensation must be obtained before releasing songs utilising digital replicas of artists' voices.

Google has revealed an ongoing trial in the UK, harnessing the power of AI to generate search engine results.

The United States and the United Kingdom have formalised a partnership aimed at enhancing safety protocols for artificial intelligence systems.

Two generative AI platforms aim to broaden their user base and increase revenue through enhanced accessibility and advertising.

Donald Trump supporters are using AI to fabricate images of black voters endorsing the Republican party, aiming to sway African American support. As the US heads into another election cycle, combating AI-generated disinformation is crucial to safeguarding democracy.

China recently aired its first GenAI cartoon series, "Qianqiu Shisong," showcasing AI's role in animation alongside Sora-like tools. This move reflects China's push for AI integration in media, sparking debates on its impact on creativity and job security.

Reddit and Google have joined forces in a $60 million partnership, allowing Google to use Reddit's discussions to enhance AI models, while Reddit gains access to Google's AI for platform improvement. Despite the collaboration's potential benefits, ensuring the reliability of Reddit-sourced data is crucial for maintaining integrity and advancing technology responsibly.

Google's Gemini AI, formerly known as Bard, received upgrades, but users are cautioned against sharing confidential information due to human review processes. Concerns arise over data privacy as Google collects various user data to enhance its AI capabilities.

UK Supreme Court denies AI inventor status, reinforcing the legal stance that only humans can be credited as inventors in landmark decision.