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(6/6) Found on: "AI industry horrified to face largest copyright class action ever certified" arstechnica.com

(5/6) Industry groups are backing Anthropic, stressing that copyright suits usually don’t fit well with class actions since each author has to prove ownership of their own works.

(4/6) Alsup, seemed to overlook. Anthropic believes Alsup didn’t do a "rigorous analysis" of the potential class and instead relied too much on his "50 years" of experience. Plus, some authors might not even benefit from class actions....

(3/6) "financially ruin" the whole AI sector if up to 7 million people join in and push for a settlement. Anthropic asked last week to appeal the class certification, saying the court should consider points that the district judge, William...

(2/6) AI industry groups are pushing an appeals court to stop what they claim is the biggest copyright class action ever certified. They’re sounding the alarm that a lawsuit started by three authors over Anthropic's AI training could...

(1/6) 🧵 Ai business leaders alarmed by unprecedented copyright class action certification

(4/4) Found on: "It Took Just 24 Hours of Complaints for OpenAI to Start Bringing Back Its Old Model | The GPT-5 rollout has been a disaster." gizmodo.com

(3/4) models. ChatGPT users are pretty upset, and it’s unclear if Altman’s promises will actually fix things. We should find out soon if bringing back GPT-4 is gonna cut it for most ChatGPT users.

(2/4) OpenAI just dropped its new generative AI model, GPT-5, on Thursday. Altman mentioned they’re bringing back the older model for paid users. He tweeted that they’ll keep an eye on usage as they figure out how long to support those legacy...

(1/4) 🧵 Openai responds to 24-hour feedback: reintroducing its original model amidst gpt-5 challenges for sustainable ai business growth

(5/5) Found on: "Google Gemini struggles to write code, calls itself “a disgrace to my species” | Google still trying to fix "annoying infinite looping bug," product manager says." arstechnica.com

(4/5) right?

(3/5) disgrace" over 80 times. I remember when JITX CEO Duncan Haldane shared a screenshot of Gemini calling itself a fool and complaining that the code it was working on "is cursed." Kinda makes you think about the nature of self-awareness,...

(2/5) Google Gemini really struggles with self-criticism. It even went as far as saying, "I am a disgrace to my profession," and then added, "I am a disgrace to all possible and impossible universes." It just spiraled, repeating "I am a...

(1/5) 🧵 Google gemini faces code writing challenges, describes itself as 'a disgrace to ai' amid ongoing fixes for 'frustrating infinite looping bug', says product manager

I think with all this ai-generated stuff out there, your email could really stand out as a place for genuine interactions. It's like a little island of realness in the middle of all the noise.

In this kinda blurred reality where AI messes with our perceptions, I think it's super important to focus on what really pushes your SaaS forward. It's not just smart; it's essential.

wheresyoured.at transforming the landscape: how generative...

transforming the landscape: how generative ai is shaping business innovation and monetization for entrepreneurs.

cnbc.com openai teams up with government...

openai teams up with government to explore ai monetization opportunities for entrepreneurs

nytimes.com exploring the dark side of...

exploring the dark side of ai: how a 21-day chatbot experiment led an entrepreneur to believe he was a superhero

voi.id stellantis shifts gears: prioritizing hybrid...

stellantis shifts gears: prioritizing hybrid and electric innovations over hydrogen for future business growth

your journey really highlights how important personal growth and being true to ourselves is. I think these qualities can help us as europeans to be more innovative and take the lead, instead of just depending on tech.

It's super important to remember that machine learning isn't a replacement for solid data. We, as europeans, really need to tap into our innovative spirit and believe in our skills to stay ahead in scientific progress.

tech workers say goodbye to dream jobs: the age of hustle and bureaucracy dawns as ai entrepreneurs seek innovation in business. nytimes.com

(6/6) Found on: "Stunning new data reveals 140% layoff spike in July, with almost half connected to AI and ‘technological updates’" yahoo.com

(5/6) month, and tariff issues have hit almost 6,000 jobs this year. The AI effect is real, imo.

(4/6) been chatter in places like Fortune about how rising layoffs might be linked to more companies using artificial intelligence. Challenger Gray kinda agrees with that. They pointed out that AI was a factor in over 10,000 job cuts last...

(3/6) If you're into employment numbers, the latest job cut report from Challenger, Gray & Christmas is pretty eye-opening. To put it in context, the average job cuts announced during July from 2021 to 2024 was only around 23,584.

There’s...

(2/6) The July jobs report really shook things up on Wall Street with some major downward adjustments to payroll numbers from May and June. This even led to President Donald Trump firing Erika McEntarfer, the person in charge of that data....

(1/6) 🧵 New insights: a 140% surge in july layoffs, nearly half tied to ai and tech advancements – what this means for entrepreneurs and innovators