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Continue reading →: Stability AI’s legal win over Getty leaves copyright law in limboThe UK High Court found Stability AI copied Getty watermarks but stopped short of ruling on whether AI firms must get permission to train on copyrighted images, leaving key legal questions open.
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Continue reading →: Studio Ghibli, Bandai Namco and Square Enix Tell OpenAI to Stop Using Their Work to Train Sora 2Japanese rights holders including Studio Ghibli, Bandai Namco and Square Enix asked OpenAI to stop using their works to train Sora 2, arguing that opt-out training likely conflicts with Japanese copyright law and can produce infringing outputs.
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Continue reading →: OpenAI Signs Seven-Year, $38 Billion GPU Training Deal with Amazon AWSOpenAI has signed a seven year, $38 billion deal with Amazon Web Services for hundreds of thousands of Nvidia GPUs. The agreement reshapes cloud competition, strains GPU supply, and could speed AI model development.
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Continue reading →: Rising Energy Prices Put AI and Data Centers in the Crosshairs: What Consumers and Cities Should KnowConsumers are increasingly worried that data centers and AI workloads will push up electricity bills. This article explains why AI is energy intensive, where risks are highest, and what regulators, companies, and communities can do to manage costs and grid strain.
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Continue reading →: Tim Cook Says Apple Is Open to AI M&A: What It Means for Siri, Privacy, and the Tech IndustryOn its Q4 2025 earnings call, Tim Cook said Apple is open to AI M&A and plans more partnerships like the OpenAI integration that brings ChatGPT into Siri and Apple Intelligence. Here is what that means for users, developers, competitors, and regulators.
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Continue reading →: Adobe’s experimental AI can edit full videos from a single frame, plus other MAX 2025 sneaksAt Adobe MAX 2025 Adobe demoed experimental AI tools that can apply a single-frame edit across an entire video, reshape scene lighting, and edit speech without re-recording; these sneaks promise faster creative workflows, and raise questions about trust and availability.
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Continue reading →: Canva’s ‘Creative Operating System’ turns design tools into a marketing workspaceCanva launched a new Creative Operating System that groups design, video editing, forms, marketing campaigns, and email design into one AI powered workspace; many advanced tools are reserved for premium subscribers.
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Continue reading →: Nvidia Hits $5 Trillion Market Cap: What That Means for AI, Investors, and the Chip IndustryNvidia became the first public company to reach a $5 trillion market capitalization, driven by AI demand and GPU leadership. This milestone raises questions about market concentration, supply limits, and investor risk.
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Continue reading →: Senators Introduce GUARD Act to Bar Minors From AI Chatbots, Require Age VerificationSenators Josh Hawley and Richard Blumenthal introduced the GUARD Act to ban users under 18 from AI chatbots and require age verification, such as government ID uploads or facial scans. The bill raises privacy, enforcement, and legal questions while prompting debate over safer alternatives.
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Continue reading →: Amazon to Cut 14,000 Corporate Jobs as It Cites AI and ReorganizationAmazon said it will cut about 14,000 corporate jobs as part of a reorganization that leans on generative AI and automation. Affected employees get 90 days to apply for internal roles, while the company will keep hiring in key areas.
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