Authors Sue Meta One by One in New AI Copyright Cases Over Book Training
Hundreds of authors, led by Jacqueline Winspear, have sued Meta individually over AI training on their books, with lawyers promising cases for nearly 1,000 more.
Hundreds of authors, led by Jacqueline Winspear, have sued Meta individually over AI training on their books, with lawyers promising cases for nearly 1,000 more.
Universities warn that UK student visa delays and refusals are costing international students places, flights and scholarships. Here are the figures and what applicants can do.
OneStrata, an AI model trained on millions of fossil records, suggests only two of Earth’s Big Five mass extinctions were sudden global collapses. Scientists are cautious.
US prosecutors allege a former OpenAI engineer accused of bugging an executive conference room had ‘considerable support’ from Saudi Arabia. He has been denied bail.
J.P. Morgan Asset Management has published its first long-term bitcoin forecast, projecting about 10% a year, while warning the asset is too volatile for most portfolios.
Streaming guide JustWatch has launched JustWatch TV, a free and paid streaming service with a rental store and content from partners including Paramount and Fremantle.
PSG beat Barcelona 4-2 in a Champions League thriller, ending Barcelona’s 11-game winning run, as Liverpool and Manchester City also won on Matchday 3.
US envoy Steve Witkoff has arrived in St Petersburg to present Vladimir Putin with Ukraine peace proposals agreed in Oslo. Here is what was discussed and what Moscow wants.
Nigeria has confirmed its first Ebola case, a Bundibugyo infection in a woman who flew into Abuja from Uganda. Here is what we know, and how Kenya’s cluster is developing.
The UK Space Agency has opened a £2m grant call for business-led projects using satellite data to track climate risks and emissions. Here is who can apply and how.
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