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UK Gives £800,000 to Four Barnsley AI Skills Training Projects
Barnsley AI skills projects for care staff, builders and women returning to work share £800,000+. These are training places, with no results yet.
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Anthropic Seeks Fair-Use Ruling on Claude Lyrics as Judge Weighs First AI Trial
Anthropic asked a US judge to rule that training Claude on song lyrics is fair use. The judge did not rule, but weighed whether it should go to trial.
Judge Orders Meta to Name Who Approved Its Shadow Library Downloads
A US judge has ordered Meta to name everyone who approved obtaining shadow libraries used for AI training. It is a discovery order, not a liability ruling.
Around 300 Authors Bring Individual AI Copyright Claims Against Meta
About 300 authors have sued Meta, alleging it trained AI on pirated copies of their books. They are pursuing individual claims, not a class action.
Meta Puts Its Crawling Terms on Hold After Publishers Object
Meta has delayed its new Commercial Terms to 20 November. The revised clause drops "train" but still lets Meta crawl sites linked to business accounts.
AudioShake Launches The Refinery, Speaker-Separated, Quality-Scored Audio for AI Training, by Its Own Account
AudioShake says The Refinery turns mixed recordings into speaker-separated, quality-scored training data. Every figure is the company's own; no independent test.
Synthetic Data Explained: How Generated Data Trains AI, and Its Limits
Synthetic data is information generated by software to mimic the patterns of real records, without being a copy of any real person, transaction or event. AI developers...
NVIDIA’s Robotics Push: GR00T Models, Cosmos 3 and Isaac Lab 3.0
At GTC and in National Robotics Week, NVIDIA set out new GR00T robot models, Cosmos 3 and Isaac Lab 3.0. Who is using them and what is still to come.
Apple Finally Approves External GPUs for Mac — But Only If You’re Training AI, Not Gaming
Apple Finally Approves External GPUs for Mac — But Only If You're Training AI, Not Gaming
Six years after killing eGPU support, Apple quietly reverses course. The catch?...
Microsoft to Use 900MW Crusoe Campus in Abilene After OpenAI Exit
Microsoft will use a new 900-megawatt AI data centre campus in Abilene, Texas, on land next to the Stargate site built for Oracle and OpenAI, after those...
Anthropic Steers Claude Code Away From Cloning Existing Games
Anthropic has added a Claude Code rule on Opus 5.5 against recreating specific existing games. Original and genre games should keep working, it says.
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