Hub: AI Copyright - Page 14

FSB Chair Andrew Bailey tells the G20 that AI valuations and AI cyber threats are risks, and stablecoin cross-border oversight is immature.

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.

Contractor Willy Sun pleaded guilty to four counts in the Nvidia-server China case, Reuters and Bloomberg report. Co-defendants are presumed innocent.

AudioShake says The Refinery turns mixed recordings into speaker-separated, quality-scored training data. Every figure is the company's own; no independent test.

micro1 says it will spend $1bn over 12 months buying and licensing company data to train AI agents. What the data is for, what micro1 says about privacy, and which details come only from TNW.

The New York Times, citing three people, reports Meta held back its Muse AI agent over safety concerns, then Zuckerberg said it was ready despite the risks as rival Instinct took off. Meta disputes the pressure claim.

Manus raises more than $500m after Beijing blocked Meta's takeover. Tab emerges at a $300m valuation. Nvidia reportedly discusses another $1bn for Figure. ElevenLabs says it has passed a $600m run rate, and Synthesia launches Syren in beta. A Reuters/Ipsos poll finds most Americans think government is not taking AI risks seriously enough.

CoreWeave plans 240 MW in Navi Mumbai, Bell Canada's Regina campus could reach 1.2 GW with its own gas plant, and Applied Digital reported $341.9 million in quarterly revenue alongside $6.4 billion of debt. Meanwhile the bond financing Meta's Louisiana data centre hit a record low, and Entergy's CEO let slip that the site will draw 4,500 MW. What each company confirmed, and what is reported.

Google launched Playground, an experimental site that turns text prompts into playable browser games (US, 18+), with Unity tools to come. Meta brought its Muse agent to iPad a month after its phone launch; Sensor Tower estimates 6.6M+ installs. What each does and what to watch.

Biohub, the US Department of Energy, the NIH, Google DeepMind, Isomorphic Labs and Meta have announced $1.8 billion in funding, data and computing to generate open, AI-ready biological data. What is new money, what is existing data, and why a "virtual cell" needs it.