Condé Nast Strikes OpenAI Deal for Its Magazines
The company is home to publications including Vogue, The New Yorker, GQ, Vanity Fair, Wired and Bon Appétit. Source: Condé Nast Strikes OpenAI Deal for Its Magazines
New AI Lawsuit From Authors Against Anthropic Targets Growing Licensing Market for Copyrighted Content
The class action alleges that the Amazon-backed company could’ve simply licensed the books from authors instead of illegally downloading them. Source: Anthropic Lawsuit: Authors Sue Amazon-backed Company For Infringement
BMW Is Experimenting With Humanoid Robots to Speed Up Production
The tech company Figure recently debuted its Figure 02 humanoid robot, an AI-powered machine designed to produce goods and services alongside—and in place of—human beings, Uncrate reported. The 5-foot-6, 154-pound robot is meant to be fully autonomous, allowing it to … Continued
AI drama ‘The Zebras’ set for India release through Indywood
The feature directed by Aneek Chaudhuri is set to be released locally in early 2025. Source: AI drama ‘The Zebras’ set for India release through Indywood (exclusive) | News | Screen
How Small Distributors Are Licensing Film & TV to Train AI Models
Demand for high-quality video to train video generation models is significant as more developers enter the field. Film & TV content licensing hasn’t materialized for Hollywood studios, but deals are forming among smaller global distributors. Early licensees are considering multiple … Continued