Tag: OpenAI

AICybersecurity

AI Chat Logs Becoming Critical Evidence in Criminal Investigations, Security Experts Warn

Artificial intelligence conversations are increasingly being used as evidence in criminal prosecutions, sources indicate. Security experts warn that corporate AI chat records could similarly expose business secrets and strategic plans to adversaries.

AI Conversations Becoming Digital Evidence

Artificial intelligence chatbots are creating permanent records of user conversations that law enforcement agencies are increasingly using as evidence in criminal investigations, according to recent reports. The trend highlights what security analysts suggest could be significant risks for businesses whose employees share sensitive information with AI systems.

by Sarah Collins
AISoftware

OpenAI Faces Backlash Over Sora 2’s Copyright Policy Reversal

OpenAI’s Sora 2 video app launched with a controversial opt-out copyright model that allowed users to generate content with protected characters. Within 72 hours, facing industry backlash, CEO Sam Altman announced a complete reversal to an opt-in system. The sudden policy change has analysts questioning OpenAI’s copyright strategy and timing.

OpenAI’s Controversial Copyright Approach

OpenAI’s rollout of its Sora 2 video application has sparked significant controversy in the entertainment industry, according to reports. The technology company initially launched the service with what sources indicate was a questionable rights model that permitted users to generate videos containing copyrighted content until rightsholders specifically opted out. This approach reportedly resulted in a massive wave of users creating content with protected characters from major franchises.

by Natalie Brooks
AIBusiness

AI Industry Explores Adult Content Market as OpenAI Signals Policy Shift

Major AI companies are exploring opportunities in adult content markets as OpenAI signals potential policy changes. The emerging sector faces complex legal and ethical challenges while attracting significant user interest.

AI Companies Eye Adult Content Market Expansion

The artificial intelligence industry is increasingly exploring adult content as a potential growth market, with OpenAI recently indicating a possible policy shift regarding mature content, according to reports. This development comes as numerous technology firms have already experimented with sexualized AI applications since the initial surge in AI-generated content began in 2022.

by Sarah Collins
BlockchainStartups

Stripe-Backed Blockchain Venture Tempo Secures $500M in Major Funding Round Led by Thrive Capital and Greenoaks

Stripe-supported blockchain infrastructure company Tempo has reportedly secured $500 million in new funding, according to sources familiar with the matter. The investment round values the stablecoin-focused blockchain venture at approximately $5 billion and includes participation from prominent venture firms including Sequoia Capital and SV Angel.

Major Blockchain Funding Round

Blockchain infrastructure startup Tempo has reportedly raised $500 million in a funding round that values the company at approximately $5 billion, according to sources familiar with the matter. The investment represents one of the largest blockchain venture rounds in recent years and signals growing institutional interest in cryptocurrency infrastructure.

by Natalie Brooks
AITechnology

Spotify Warns Music Industry Must Embrace AI or Face Unregulated Innovation

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.

Streaming Giant Sounds Alarm on AI Copyright Concerns

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.

by Sarah Collins