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NeuroBell CEO Receives Top Irish Startup Honor for Neonatal Brain Monitor Innovation NeuroBell’s Luna System Revolutionizes Neonatal Care with AI-Powered…
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Spotify has issued a stark warning that AI innovation in music will happen without proper rights protections if the industry doesn’t take leadership. The streaming giant announced new partnerships with major music labels to develop what it calls “artist-first AI music products” while criticizing AI companies that disregard copyright.
Spotify has issued a forceful statement about the future of artificial intelligence in the music industry, warning that if established players don’t lead development, AI innovation will proceed without proper rights protections. According to reports from the company’s Thursday press release, Spotify emphasized that “stamping out the worst outcomes of Gen AI is an essential piece of the puzzle” for the music industry.
Apple has unveiled three new professional devices powered by its next-generation M5 chipset, promising substantial AI performance improvements. The updated 14-inch MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and Vision Pro all feature the new processor with enhanced neural capabilities. Preorders are now open with devices shipping October 22.
Apple has introduced three new professional-grade devices powered by its M5 chipset, according to reports from the company’s recent announcement. The new 14-inch MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and Vision Pro all feature the next-generation processor that reportedly delivers significant artificial intelligence performance improvements over previous generations.
Samsung Accelerates AI Revolution with Next-Generation HBM4E Memory Samsung has positioned itself at the forefront of high-bandwidth memory innovation, becoming…