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Netflix might drop its movie and show recommendations for genre tags – and I'm all in

Tags such as "gritty", "romantic" or "soapy" could replace the match percentage scores to help you find things worth watching.

TechRadar

In Iowa, evangelicals tell on themselves

Forget Jesus — modern evangelicals look at President Drink Bleach as their lord and savior

Salon

More WH for sale in a second Trump term

What more will be for sale in a second Trump term?

Salon

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Western journalists in Gaza were embedded in Israeli defence forces: N. Ram

N. Ram, Director of The Hindu Group, criticizes mainstream western media's biased coverage of the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.

The Hindu

Back UK creative sector or gamble on AI, Getty Images boss tells Sunak

Image library CEO speaks out amid anger over harvesting of material for ‘training data’ for AI companies

The Guardian - UK

The copyright battle over generative AI continues, as The New York Times sues OpenAI

OpenAI could face significant financial penalties if it is found guilty of sourcing information from The New York Times

Digital Camera World

Donald Trump ordered to pay New York Times $400k after lawsuit thrown out

Judge rules that former president should pay newspaper's legal fees

Evening Standard

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Donald Trump must pay nearly $400,000 to The New York Times

A judge dismissed his lawsuit against the newspaper last year after finding its investigation into tax filing was protected by the First Amendment

The Independent UK

E Jean Carroll lawyer warns Trump plans to turn damages trial into ‘circus’

Letter accuses ex-president of intending to ‘sow chaos’ next week, while Trump ordered to pay New York Times nearly $400,000

The Guardian - US

Stanley cups took the world by storm. Then the backlash began

Long marketed to men, the reusable water bottles underwent a TikTok-fueled transformation. Can it last?

The Guardian - US

Did Harvard's Plagiarism Scandal Doom DEI?

Aaron Sibarium discusses the downfall of former Harvard President Claudine Gay on the latest episode of Just Asking Questions.

Reason

Google steals Meta's 'efficiency' excuse as it lays off hundreds in AI pivot, loses Fitbit leaders

Stop us if you've heard this before: Google, an extremely profitable company for shareholders, is shedding itself of employees because of economic "conditions" and pivoting to AI at the expense of other departments.

Android Central

Why obsess over Taylor Swift’s sexuality when there are more openly queer musicians than ever?

We are living in a time when we are spoiled with immediately available access to queer artists of any genre. You don’t have to hunt for clues

The Guardian - AU

OpenAI Asserts Copyrighted Material as Essential for Developing Advanced AI Tools like ChatGPT

ChatGPT has ignited discussions about the interplay between AI development, intellectual property and the use of copyrighted material for datasets.

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The Conversation

The New York Times' lawsuit against OpenAI could have major implications for the development of machine intelligence

In 1954, the Guardian’s science correspondent reported on “electronic brains”, which had a form of memory that could let them retrieve information, like airline seat allocations, in a matter of seconds.

Salon

No, Taylor Swift isn't selling cookware

Swift isn't really selling cookware — but an AI-generated version of her voice is

Reason

Bedlam in the Country

Plus: Migrant shelter stabbing, Hollywood doom, Cuban spies, and more...

The Conversation

'Thirst trap' and 'edgelord' were recently added to the dictionary – so why hasn't 'nibling' made the cut?

A student in my graduate seminar recently mentioned seeing her “niblings” at Thanksgiving. Some of the students in my class were clearly familiar with the term. But others frowned, suggesting that they hadn’t heard the term before, or didn’t know what it meant.

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The Guardian - US

Is it OK to speculate about Taylor Swift’s sexuality?

I take more offence at the idea that it’s upsetting to discuss a public person’s sexuality in 2024 – especially when no one seems perturbed at gossip about celebrities’ straight sex lives

The Independent UK

ChatGPT-maker braces for fight with New York Times and authors on 'fair use' of copyrighted works

A barrage of high-profile lawsuits in a New York federal court will test the future of ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence products that wouldn’t be so eloquent had they not ingested huge troves of copyrighted human works

The Independent UK

Taylor Swift fans scammed by fake AI-generated endorsement for Le Creuset cookware

Deepfake ad showed an AI-generated Swift saying she was ‘thrilled’ to be handing out free cookware sets

Fortune

OpenAI says complying with copyright 'impossible'

Building generative AI that complies with copyright law is not as unfeasible as OpenAI says. But it won't be cheap.

PC Gamer

OpenAI says it's 'impossible' to create ChatGPT without copyrighted content, as if that's somehow a good excuse

In the face of a growing number of lawsuits, OpenAI insists that the use of copyrighted content to train LLMs is fair use.

Marie Claire

It's Time to Stop Speculating About Taylor Swift's Sexuality—and That Goes for Other Celebrities, Too

A source spoke out about *that* 'New York Times' opinion piece, calling it "invasive, untrue, and inappropriate."

The Guardian - US

New York Times faces backlash for essay speculating on Taylor Swift’s sexuality

A 5,000-word opinion piece has been called ‘untrue’ and ‘invasive’ for suggesting the singer was sending coded queer messages in her music

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