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Musk v. Altman Trial Opens With Dueling Visions of AI's Original Sin
Opening arguments began today in the lawsuit that could determine how AI companies balance profit motives with promises of public benefit.
SpaceX Eyes $60 Billion Cursor Deal in AI Coding Arms Race
The partnership would give SpaceX an option to acquire the AI coding startup, potentially reshaping competition with Anthropic's dominant Claude models in software engineering.
White House Accuses Chinese Firms of Industrial-Scale AI Model Theft
The Trump administration claims Chinese entities are systematically extracting capabilities from leading U.S. AI systems through distillation techniques, raising concerns about intellectual property and stripped safety protocols.
AWS Brings AI-Powered Vertical Video to Live Broadcasts at NAB
Amazon Web Services demonstrated new AI tools that automatically reframe horizontal broadcasts for mobile screens in real-time, targeting broadcasters struggling to serve TikTok-native audiences.
YouTube's Synthetic Likeness Detection Tool Opens to Hollywood's A-List
The platform's AI likeness scanner, previously limited to creators and politicians, now lets any celebrity request takedowns of synthetic imposters, even without a YouTube account.
Netflix's VOID Removes Video Objects and Simulates What Happens Next
The streaming giant's research team released an AI model that removes unwanted elements from footage and predicts how physics would unfold without them.
Video AI models plateau at 50% of human reasoning despite perfect pixels
The largest reasoning study to date finds leading video generators fail basic physics tests while producing photorealistic scenes
Netflix Buys Ben Affleck's Stealth AI Startup
The streaming giant acquired InterPositive, a filmmaker-focused AI company Affleck quietly built since 2022, breaking from its tradition of building technology in-house.
Television Academy Bets Production's Future on AI Tools That Actually Work
The industry's most influential gatekeepers are teaching Hollywood how to use AI for the boring parts of production, and that might be exactly what creators need.
Supreme Court Lets Stand Human Authorship Standard for Copyright
The justices declined to hear Stephen Thaler's appeal for his Creativity Machine, cementing that only humans can hold copyrights, for now.
X Demonetizes Creators Over Unlabeled AI War Videos
The platform will suspend revenue sharing for 90 days if creators post synthetic conflict footage without disclosure, as AI-generated war videos flood timelines during US-Israel-Iran tensions.
Amazon's AI Content Marketplace Tests Publisher Desperation
The company positions itself as broker between media companies and AI developers in an increasingly fraught copyright economy.
Runway's $5.3B Bet on World Models
The video AI startup just raised $315 million to build physics simulators that will transform robotics and drug discovery.
Google Commits $2M to Sundance AI Training as Industry Debates Creative Control
Major studios are already integrating AI tools while independent creators lack both access and legal protections, potentially widening the creative industry's power gap.
Senate Passes Bill Letting Deepfake Victims Sue for Up to $250,000
The DEFIANCE Act cleared the Senate unanimously, creating a federal right to sue creators and distributors of nonconsensual sexually explicit AI forgeries.
Washington State Weighs AI Disclosure Rules as Consumer Groups Push for Stronger Protections
Consumer Reports warns proposed legislation contains critical loopholes that could undermine transparency requirements for synthetic media.