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Could a NYT lawsuit threaten the future of generative AI?

Could a NYT lawsuit threaten the future of generative AI?

The New York Times recently updated its terms of service to prohibit AI companies from scraping its articles and images. OpenAI, meanwhile, has allegedly continued to exploit the newspaper’s content igniting reports of a potentially industry-altering lawsuit. The grossly unregulated world of AI could soon be shaken up drastically, if reports are to be believed. Just weeks after the New York Times made the bold decision to preclude AI companies...

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Google AI is helping to combat flying’s stubborn contrail emissions

Google AI is helping to combat flying’s stubborn contrail emissions

The thin white clouds that linger behind planes are called contrails, and they’re a significant contributor to flying emissions. Here’s how Google AI is finally helping to address the problem. The small white clouds left behind by airplanes are called contrails – short for condensation trails – and they’re responsible for a third of all global warming tied to the aviation industry. Forming when planes fly at high altitudes through humid...

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PsychoGenics is using AI to rapidly screen for psychotic treatments

PsychoGenics is using AI to rapidly screen for psychotic treatments

PsychoGenics has developed a drug-discovery application powered by AI technology. Its first objective is to find a formula capable of effectively treating schizophrenia. The development of new drugs is an impressive science, but most cases begin with an educated hunch and a lot of guess work. Around only 1 in 1,000 candidates for new treatments ever make it to clinical trials for human testing, and just 1 in 10 of these...

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