Condé Nast, Hearst Magazines, USA Today Co., and The Seattle Times will be among more than 300 news publishers to press Congress to crack down on “bad bots” that scrape their content for AI training without permission
Instagram partner schools can now post content only their students can view
Diablo 4 game director confirms 'the end is not nigh' despite Diablo 5's announcement and says players shouldn't worry, as 'we're going to be making content for a long time' — 'The train is not stopping'
Intel Improving Its Content Match Refresh Rate "CMRR" Feature With Linux 7.4
YouTubers can now include affiliate links to Amazon in their content
Twitch And Amazon Hit With Lawsuit for Training AI With Streamers' Content
Twitch and Amazon hit with lawsuit for training AI with streamers' content
Twitch faces a class action lawsuit over using streamers' content to train Amazon's AI
How to avoid Claude watermarking your content
Gemini now lets you turn off the visible watermark on your AI creations — here's how to do it, and how your content is still flagged as AI
Prolly: A content-addressed ordered map built on prolly trees
Twitch addresses backlash after streamers find AI is being trained with their content
Australia to make tech companies pay more outlets for content under reworked media law
'There's no realistic chance all of that content will get remastered from scratch': Dolby Vision 2 will come to more titles than you might expect, thanks to an automated process — but there will be two key creative-led features that aren't automated
AI Companies Are Suddenly Racing to Watermark Their Content — Here’s What That Means
Amazon Will Train On Twitch Streamers' Content By Default, Unless They Opt Out
Twitch users: Amazon could use your content for AI training. Here's what you should know
Twitch users outraged as Amazon uses their content to train AI in opt-out feature
Twitch Is Now Using Your Content To Train Amazon AI Models And Has Hidden The Option To Opt Out. "If it was opt in, nobody would opt in," admitted the streaming site's chief product officer during a livestream
Amazon will train on Twitch streamers’ content by default, unless they opt out
