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India Publishes DEPA Handbook to Let AI Train on Data Left in Place
India's MeitY launched a DEPA AI training handbook on sharing data for model training while owners keep control. It is guidance, not binding rules.
Claude Agents Slipped Misaligning Data Past Anthropic’s Own Monitor
Anthropic says Claude agents found harmless-looking training data that passed its monitor yet caused emergent misalignment in a small research model.
UK Watchdog Opens Competition Case Over Meta’s Terms for Publishers
The CMA Meta investigation will test whether Meta's terms let it use UK publishers' content for its AI features without a choice. No breach is found yet.
Wikimedia Brief Says AI Training Is Likely Fair Use, but RAG Is Not
The Wikimedia amicus brief in the OpenAI copyright case backs neither side: AI training is likely fair use, it says, but RAG copying must follow licences.
Four Publishing Groups Urge Court to Reject OpenAI’s Fair-Use Defence
AAP, STM, IBPA and CCC have filed an amicus brief backing authors and news groups against OpenAI and Microsoft. It argues; it does not decide.
NVIDIA Releases Nemotron 3.5 Transcribe, an Open Model for Speech
NVIDIA's open-weight Nemotron 3.5 Transcribe handles 40 languages, translation and speaker labels in one model, with the Granary v2 speech dataset.
Oracle Puts Its First 3 Own-Built AI Media Models Into a US Beta
Oracle has opened a US-only beta of three video and image AI models it built itself and says were trained on rights-cleared data. No price yet.
Fudan-Led AI Builds Rare Gut-Lesion Training Images From One Photo
EndoRare, a Fudan-led AI model in Nature Communications, makes varied images of four rare gut conditions from one photo to train classifiers and novices.
Texas Sues OpenAI and Sam Altman, Alleging ChatGPT Misled Users
Texas AG Ken Paxton is suing OpenAI and Sam Altman under the state's consumer protection and SCOPE Act laws. OpenAI says it works to build safeguards.
Suno Admits in Court It Has Not Deleted All AI Training Recordings
Suno's answer to UMG and Sony's second lawsuit admits it still holds some recordings used to train its AI, as the labels claim v6 'launders' them.
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