
Sony Accuses Udio Of Copying Music
Sony Music Group has accused the AI music start-up Udio of using its recordings without permission, escalating a high-stakes fight over how generative tools train on copyrighted works. The claim

Sony Music Group has accused the AI music start-up Udio of using its recordings without permission, escalating a high-stakes fight over how generative tools train on copyrighted works. The claim

Dr. Anthony Fauci appeared on Capitol Hill for a high-profile hearing focused on how the Covid pandemic began and what federal officials knew at the time. The Senate Homeland Security

Apple is facing a high-profile executive change, as Paul Meade, the vice president overseeing the Vision Pro headset, is reportedly leaving to join OpenAI’s hardware team. The move, described by

A new gadget from Pocket is trying to turn any smartphone into a constant note taker. The company is selling a $129 credit card-shaped puck that sticks to the back

A judge spent five days hearing testimony in a case involving a 14-year-old girl and an adult man, drawing renewed attention to how courts weigh evidence in sensitive cases. The

Rachel Sava, a PhD candidate in the Harvard-MIT Health Science and Technology program, has won the Envisioning the Future of Computing Prize for work examining the benefits and risks of

The United Kingdom’s online safety watchdog said it has no further legal routes available under the Online Safety Act, signaling a rare halt in an enforcement effort and raising questions

Andrew Yang used a weekend news program to spotlight a fast-moving shift in American politics and policy. The Forward Party founder discussed reality TV figure Spencer Pratt’s use of artificial

Twenty One Capital named Raphael Zagury its new chief executive, replacing founder Jack Mallers, as Strike stepped away from a Tether-backed three-way merger under discussion. The move signals a leadership