This week, Tristan and Tasia relive a tech journalist's chaotic adventure with Meta's Ray-Ban AI glasses in Montreal and uncover the significant security flaw found in Rabbit’s R1 AI gadget. Then we dive into the heated legal battles over AI-generated music, with the RIAA suing Suno and Udio for copyright infringement and YouTube negotiating music licensing for AI song generators. Join us as we tune in to the lastest smash hit the ongoing fight between AI creativity and copyright law. It's like Christmas in summer for AI drama!
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FOLLOW-UP
- I Wore Meta Ray-Bans in Montreal to Test Their AI Translation Skills. It Did Not Go Well
- A group of R1 jailbreakers found a massive security flaw in Rabbit’s code
- Researchers Prove Rabbit AI Breach By Sending Email to Us as Admin
- robots.txt at ainamedthisshow.com
- AI is eating its own tail, Perplexity edition.
- Roll out of Gmail’s Gemini AI sidebar begins, but not everyone can access it
- Gemini 1.5 Pro Now offers 2M token context window
AI NEWS
- Google is reportedly creating AI chatbots that challenge Meta and Character AI
- Amazon is reportedly working on a new AI chatbot
- Snapchat influencers AI clone goes very off script and gets scary
AI MUSIC GENERATION COPYRIGHT LAWSUIT
- Labels body RIAA sues AI music firms Suno and Udio for copyright infringement
- Listen to the AI-Generated Ripoff Songs That Got Udio and Suno Sued
- The RIAA versus AI, explained
- YouTube tries convincing record labels to license music for AI song generator
- AI dataset licensing companies form trade group
- These Are the Best AI Music Generators You Can Use Right Now
TASIA’S NEW COURSE
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