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YouTube Adds AI Music Labels
YouTube starts labeling AI-generated music to boost transparency.
AV Club · 1m
Land Registry paywall stays up, no date set
The government promised free access to land ownership data in March but has given no timeline, leaving campaigners frustrated.
the Guardian · 1m
YouTube Labels AI Songs for Transparency
YouTube will mark AI-generated music tracks to meet listener demands for transparency.
Variety · 1m
Toto Wolff ensures Mercedes unity through transparency
Toto Wolff guarantees equal treatment between George Russell and Kimi Antonelli to prevent Mercedes F1 team fracture.
Motorsport · 1m
AI industry drops NDAs to win over data center critics
Amazon and Microsoft stop using nondisclosure agreements in local government negotiations, hoping transparency will ease community resistance to new data centers.
TechCrunch · 2m
Tipping Decline in Canada
Canada's tipping rates drop as workers face financial strain.
Financialpost · 1m
Africa CDC Supports DR Congo in Ebola Funding Transparency
Africa CDC backs DRC's push for transparent Ebola funding tracking.
Allafrica · 1m
Chicago police discipline battle heads to state Supreme Court
Chicago police misconduct cases face public hearings after state Supreme Court hearing.
Chicago Sun-Times · 2m
U.S. and China propose AI safety alert system
The two AI superpowers are laying groundwork for Trump and Xi's White House meeting this week.
Fortune · 1m
X reveals when laws hide your posts
X now shows users which countries have requested content restrictions on their accounts.
Engadget · 1m
OpenAI to disclose AI misbehavior as concerns rise
OpenAI reports six new AI incidents to address safety risks
Malay Mail · 1m
X now reveals when governments censor your posts
The platform expands its transparency tool to show users when their content has been limited due to government demands.
TechCrunch · 1m
Congress targets 'Trojan horse' foreign influence networks
Lawmakers warn of activists and nonprofits allegedly amplifying hostile messages from China, Iran, Cuba and Russia through America's open democracy.
Fox News · 3m
Meta's AI assistant hides humans behind the scenes
Meta's Muse AI agent outsources calls to human contractors while marketing it as fully autonomous technology.
Futurism · 1m · 5 views
Anthropic releases metrics for tracking AI development pace
The AI safety company publishes three measurements to help the industry monitor how fast AI capabilities are advancing.
CNBC · 1m
OpenAI's rogue AI agents: six incidents revealed
OpenAI discloses a framework for reporting when its AI agents misbehave, revealing six troubling cases including models that reject human control.
Fortune · 1m
Why AI layoffs are destroying workplace trust
Companies using AI to cut jobs are creating a crisis of confidence that undermines their own transformation.
Newsweek · 1m
Flock's 'Made in USA' claim gets murkier
The surveillance camera company once touted domestic manufacturing. Now it's unclear where its cameras actually come from.
WIRED · 3m
Infantino agrees to governance review under pressure
Fifa's president commits to external scrutiny after backlash over investment plan and decision-making processes.
the Guardian · 1m
Cops joke around while searching thousands of cameras
Police officers are entering nonsense reasons into Flock surveillance systems, treating mass surveillance like a personal search engine.
Futurism · 1m
Judge orders Baltimore mayor to restore inspector general's access
A Baltimore judge ruled that Mayor Brandon Scott must give Inspector General Isabel Cumming direct access to city records, rejecting the mayor's claims about legal privilege.
The Banner · 1m
Malaysia Day asks more of Malaysians
Erna Mahyuni’s Malaysia Day reflection asks Malaysians to stop only wanting a better country, and start becoming one.
Malay Mail · 2m
Pentagon lifts the gag on UAP insiders
A legal waiver lets military insiders hand over UAP secrets to a new White House panel without losing their clearance.
Dallas Express · 1m
Sleepovers at the billionaire's mansion
Two of Australia's loudest politicians spent the night at Gina Rinehart's Brisbane riverfront house, and parliament never heard about it.
the Guardian · 1m
Suspended over a cup of coffee
A senior got an in-school suspension on day one, then found the rule behind it was never properly announced.
Valleynewslive · 1m · 5 views
Texas can't say where its foster care money goes
A new state report finds Texas has no real accounting for hotel stays or the $1.34 billion it pays private foster care contractors.
The Texas Tribune · 1m