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A plaintiff in a Connecticut court hid invisible instructions for AI in a filing so that the model output would favor him. A court staff member discovered them after noticing suspicious white space in the text, and the judge imposed a sanction for it.
Former vice president for civil rights at Meta Roy Austin criticizes the manifesto “The Future is for Everyone” by Mark Zuckerberg for the discrepancy between promises of ethical AI and the company's practices – eliminating ethics teams and lobbying against AI regulation.
Suno Studio 2.0 adds MIDI editing, a chat interface for creating instruments and effects, and stem separation; Premier subscribers get unlimited 32-bit/48 kHz export. Meanwhile, a German court ruled that Suno violates copyright law.
New: Stem separation is included in the Studio 2.0 features; Unlimited multitrack export at 32-bit/48kHz for Premier subscribers; The chat interface lets users communicate with the DAW as if it were a bandmate to create instruments and vocals; A German court ruled that Suno violates German copyright law
Amazon has made extensions for the Amazon Quick assistant available for Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook. The assistant draws on data from AWS, QuickSight and connected services and can edit documents directly. No additional licenses are required for customers on the Plus, Professional and Enterprise plans.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Apple is in talks with publishers about paid access to their content for the new Siri AI. It is proposing payments based on actual content usage instead of a fixed licensing fee, and the budget is expected to reach a nine-digit figure. Siri AI is expected to launch later this year.
The voluntary safety review of AI models by the Trump administration apparently excludes open-weight models, both American and Chinese. The author of a commentary on Tech Policy Press calls for their inclusion and cites incidents involving the Mythos 5, Kimi K3 and Muse Spark 1.1 models.
Anthropic has made Claude Cowork available directly in the sidebar of the Claude Chrome extension. Skills, plugins and connectors now work in the browser without additional installation, and the feature is available for all paid plans.
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