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AI's ties to major labels deepen as Suno strikes licensing deal with BMG

The agreement arrives ahead of Suno's launch of its first generative AI model "developed in partnership with the music industry"

MusicRadar

“AI models built on stolen intellectual property have no protection under the law”: German performing rights society wins significant victory over Suno

Court ruled AI firm had illegally trained its models on copyrighted songs

MusicRadar

'Stolen intellectual property': German court rules AI music generator Suno broke copyright rules

“This ruling sends a powerful international message: creativity has value, and creators’ rights must be respected in the age of artificial intelligence.”

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Govt defends ethanol blending, says programme saved Rs 1.9 lakh crore in forex

The government defends its ethanol-blended petrol program amid concerns. This initiative has significantly boosted the sugar economy and farmer incomes. It has also saved India substantial foreign exchange and reduced carbon emissions. Maize is now the largest feedstock for ethanol production, increasing farmer realization. Extensive research confirms E20 fuel is…

The Economic Times

Govt's ethanol policy backed by 4 years of research, engine damage fears are myths: Grain Ethanol Manufacturers Association

Ethanol blending in petrol does not damage vehicle engines, according to GEMA President Chandra Kumar Jain. He stated that government policy followed extensive research and expert consultations over four years. Concerns about fuel efficiency are also addressed, with other factors impacting mileage significantly. India's grain ethanol industry is developing, focusing…

The Economic Times

Two AI copyright cases, two very different outcomes – here’s why

Artificial intelligence companies and the creative industries are locked in an ongoing battle, being played out in the courts. The thread that pulls all these lawsuits together is copyright.

The Conversation

OpenAI Ordered to Pay Damages for Using Protected Music in ChatGPT

A German court has ruled that OpenAI’s ChatGPT violated national copyright laws by using licensed musical works without permission during its model

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“The internet is not a self-service store and human creative achievements are not free templates”: Crucial German court victory against OpenAI as ChatGPT ruled to have illegally harvested lyrics

Ruling said that AI firm had broken German copyright law

MusicRadar

ChatGPT violated copyright law by ‘learning’ from song lyrics, German court rules

OpenAI ordered to pay undisclosed damages for training its language models on artists’ work without permission

The Guardian - UK

OpenAI chatbots cannot use song lyrics without paying, German court rules in landmark trial

A Munich court ordered OpenAI to pay damages to Germany’s largest music rights organisation for using copyrighted lyrics in AI models such as ChatGPT.

Euronews

As Gov. Brian Kemp signs Georgia school safety law, supporters look to implementing it

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has signed a law aimed at preventing future school shootings like the one that killed two students and two teachers in September at the Apalachee High School

The Independent UK

Georgia lawmakers agree on school safety bill after Apalachee High School shooting

Georgia lawmakers said repeatedly that a student-tracking database had been removed from a school safety bill

The Independent UK

Promax Set To Become Global Entertainment Marketing Academy

New moniker an ‘acknowledgment of the dynamism in our industry,’ says president Stacey La Cotera

Multichannel News

Northern Powergrid appeals price controls measures set by Ofgem

The electricity distribution firm said the measures were impacting its ability to invest

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Malaysian volunteers collect food for needy to tackle Ramadan waste

Malaysian volunteers are tackling food waste during the Islamic fasting month of Ramadan by collecting unsold food from vendors and distributing it to low-income households.

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