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Quad9 Says It Will Leave France After Paris Court Sides With beIN
Quad9 says it will stop serving French users on 24 November after a Paris court set a €1,000-a-day penalty for not blocking beIN-flagged piracy sites.
Bria’s Fibo 2.0 Leads Open-Weights Image Editing, With Licence Limits
Bria's 8B Fibo 2.0 edits and generates images in one model and now tops Artificial Analysis's open-weights editing board. Commercial use needs a Bria deal.
Google Is Negotiating to Buy Korean Books for AI Training, Seoul Paper Reports
Google has been negotiating with major Korean publishers to buy books for AI training, Seoul Economic Daily reports. Google Korea did not respond to it.
Publishers’ Filing Says Microsoft Told Staff to Keep ‘Project Mango’ Secret
A newly unsealed filing by news publishers alleges Microsoft told staff to keep Project Mango, a crawler OpenAI paid it to run, secret. No court has ruled.
FPT and NVIDIA Expand Nemotron-Personas-Vietnam Dataset to 1 Million Records
FPT and NVIDIA expanded Nemotron-Personas-Vietnam from 100,000 to 1 million synthetic profiles. Profiles are AI-generated; Hugging Face lists CC BY 4.0.
CNN Signs a Multi-Year AI Partnership With Google
CNN announced a multi-year AI partnership with Google for experimental features and content rights. No financial terms. Reuters and Variety add context.
Eight US States Sue OpenAI, Alleging It Misled Parents About ChatGPT’s Safety
Iowa and seven other states have each sued OpenAI, alleging it misled parents about ChatGPT's safety. OpenAI says it will keep building safeguards.
Judge Gives Apple Fast Access to OpenAI Hiring Records in Trade Secrets Suit
A judge gave Apple quick access to OpenAI records of interviews with ex-Apple staff in its trade secrets suit but refused wider requests, TechCrunch says.
The New York Times, The Economist and AFP Join More Than 40 Publishers in SPUR, a Coalition on AI Usage Rights
The New York Times, The Economist and AFP join more than 40 publishers signing up to SPUR, a coalition setting standards for AI use of news content.
DATA Network and Its Trace Registry Move to Sui, Sui Foundation Invests $30 Million, and DATA’s Own Chain Will Be Retired
DATA Network will retire its own chain and run on Sui, with Walrus as default storage. Sui Foundation says it is investing $30 million. Figures are company-reported.
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