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A Year After Jousting With Character.AI, Disney Names Its CEO As Its First Chief Technology Officer
UMG, Sony Music File Second Lawsuit Against Suno Over AI Music Generator’s New Model
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Read the full report at VarietyThe suit comes weeks after Suno first launched v6, its first model to be trained on licensed music after carving out partnerships with Warner Music Group, BMG and Believe.
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WorldPingIt’s a good year for sheep at the movies, which makes it a good year for pretty much anyone at the movies: Months after “The Sheep Detectives” proved one of the surprise delights of the spring, Aardman’s reliably lovable Shaun the Sheep returns to en…
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WorldPingSony Music Entertainment and Universal Music Group aren’t done with Suno in federal court. The two labels filed a new, 45-page lawsuit in the U.S.
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WorldPingKarandeep Anand, former CEO of Character.AI, has been appointed as Disney’s first chief technology officer. He will report directly to CEO Josh D’Amaro, starting in the post on October 2.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Deadline
Ahead of a parliamentary election on Sunday, President Vladimir Putin's grip on power is as strong as ever. But when the time comes, here are some potential successors.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Washington Post
As the tech sector sounds alarms about AI's potential to destroy humanity, entertainment labor groups are urging the public to stay focused on what's already happening.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by The Verge
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