USA Today and publishers representing 19 newspapers seeking more than $250 million from OpenAI
USA Today and publishers representing 19 newspapers are seeking more than $250 million from OpenAI and a court order to destroy AI models and training datasets allegedly containing their copyrighted
Wave of job losses tied to AI has yet to materialize, states Inside Radio
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports the number of people working in advertising and public relations ticked higher in September, states an Inside…
How AI is shaping your online reputation and credibility
By Issac Morgan There’s a new sheriff in town when it comes to online reputation management for professionals, and it’s probably not…
OpenAI discloses six new instances in which AI systems hid mistakes
OpenAI disclosed six new instances in which artificial intelligence systems hid mistakes, made up data and moved files onto the open internet without permission,…
Companies must keep powerful AI models under human control, states MediaPost
Microsoft has unveiled a draft “Code of Conduct” focused on its in-house AI projects. The move reflects a growing concern across industries that…
LG accused of invasion of privacy over TV data collection, states The Register
LG is again fending off allegations that its expensive consumer hardware gathers extensive information about users and their surroundings for the benefit of its…
Editorial cartoonists’ group critical of Baltimore Sun for AI-generated image
The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists is calling on The Baltimore Sun to abandon artificial intelligence in its editorial art, days after the newspaper…
Public Relations Specialists among most threatened by AI, states new study
A new study measuring the use of generative artificial intelligence in different professions has just gone public, and its main message to people working…
AI concerns cause QVC hosts to unionize
Hosts for the home shopping network QVC voted to unionize in a National Labor Relations Board election, paving the way, reports The Hollywood Reporter,…
AI Update: Netflix paid $587 Million for Ben Affleck’s AI company, states The Hollywood Reporter
When Netflix acquired Ben Affleck’s “mysterious AI company InterPositive earlier this year, it took the industry by storm,” reports The Hollywood Reporter. THR…
AI’s Next Chapter Is About More Than Technology. It’s About Trust, Visibility and Influence
Originally published by CommPRO. Reprinted with permission. By Fay Shapiro For much of the past three years, the artificial intelligence conversation has been fueled…
New Streaming Platform Expands Global Access to Business, Finance, Politics, Sports & Entertainment Programming
CrossCheck Media Inc., the media company behind Biz Talk Today TV (BTT), launched the Biz Talk Today TV app that’s available for download…
Higher Logic Vanilla launches MCP server, making community data directly accessible to AI tools
Higher Logic, the leading community platform for associations and B2B SaaS organizations, launched Higher Logic Vanilla MCP, giving customers a native connection between their…
POLITICO to shut down AI tools at center of “landmark arbitration” with PEN Guild, states release
The POLITICO and E&E News Guild (PEN Guild) members earned, states a release, “a resounding final victory in one of the most…
Decile expands its AI analyst capabilities to include instant audience generation, turning insights into actionable segments in seconds
Decile, an AI-powered ecommerce analytics platform, announced the expansion of its AI analyst, Luma by Decile, introducing, states a release, “instant audience generation.…
