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BREAKING: Chris Wallace just completely demolished Donald Trump’s debate performance. Wallace went so far as to call Donald Trump’s debate performance tonight the worst debate performance in American history. Retweet to make sure all Americans see this.

.ian bremmer’s take on tonight's presidential debate: “Very clearly Harris was the winner” He breaks down the Harris-Trump debate in a new #QuickTake.

British MP Caroline Dinenage MP has written a powerful letter objecting to the government's rumoured plan to upend UK copyright law by allowing AI companies to train on copyrighted work without a licence. The govt has said it wants to resolve this issue by the end of the year, and it is

A few weeks ago, I met with Girl Scouts on their trip to Monterey Bay Aquarium. We talked about the magical world just beneath the surface of our oceans, and how our fates are inextricably linked. I hope you’ll check out Our Oceans from Higher Ground, which is streaming now on @Netflix.

I am getting messages from artists saying they’re quitting art because of the UK government’s announcement today that it will change copyright law to favour AI companies.

New Suno lawsuit landed: they’ve been sued by GEMA, the German body representing music rights holders. GEMA has shared some examples of Suno output that sounds familiar, like this video and transcription of Daddy Cool. Worth a listen ⬇️

Sir Paul McCartney spoke to the BBC today, calling on the government not to go through with its plans to upend copyright law to enable “rip off” AI technology. "If you're putting through a bill, make sure you protect the creative thinkers, the creative artists, or you're not

Companies adding DeepSeek to their products (Microsoft, Perplexity etc.) are knowingly hosting an AI model trained on pirated works (Anna’s Archive). Surely lawsuits follow.

Almost every day now, there is an article in the UK press citing more creators who reject the government's plans to upend ©️ law to benefit AI companies. And almost every day, the govt responds with the lie that existing ©️ law is "holding back the creative industries". This.

In the first US legal decision on whether AI training is 'fair use', delivered today, the judge ruled against the AI company. Their copying was not fair use. 🎉 The paragraph below is huge, and could give a sense of what's coming in other ongoing cases. Two parts in particular:

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Great breakdown of the potential implications of the Thomson Reuters AI copyright victory - recommend reading

Members of the News Media Alliance are suing the AI company Cohere, accusing it of stealing their journalism without permission to train its generative AI model. The CEOs of Politico and Business Insider just sent memos to staff announcing the lawsuit.

New: The New York Times built an internal AI tool for staff to use called Echo. From last night's Semafor media newsletter, my story on the internal rules for how the Times plans to use AI. semafor.com/article/02/16/…

My TED talk on why AI companies should license their training data is out today. I suspect there are parts that people on both sides of the debate will disagree with. Whichever side you’re on, I hope you’ll at least watch it and hear me out. I firmly believe there is a future

Coincidence this dropped on day1 The London Book Fair, 11-13 March 2025 nahhhh: OpenAI says it has trained an AI that’s ‘really good’ at creative writing techcrunch.com/2025/03/11/ope… via TechCrunch

The judge has rejected a bunch of OpenAI’s arguments for dismissing parts of various copyright lawsuits. His key decisions: - OpenAI *can* be sued for conduct from >3 years before the lawsuits were filed, since they haven’t proved that the plaintiffs should have known about the

If true, this is fantastic news. The government’s proposal on AI & copyright was hugely unfair to creators - it looks like they may have recognized that. theguardian.com/technology/202…

Elton John’s message yesterday to the UK government on AI training: “We will not back down and we will not go away quietly. This is just the beginning.” billboard.com/pro/elton-john…