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Good morning! It is August 13, 2024, today. We have some fascinating updates in the AI world, from major licensing agreements to groundbreaking health tech and legal battles. Let’s dive into the details!
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1. Meta and UMG Ink Licensing Agreement for WhatsApp and Threads
Meta has signed a significant licensing agreement with Universal Music Group (UMG) to bring music to its platforms, WhatsApp and Threads. This deal allows users to share UMG’s extensive music catalog in their messages and posts, enhancing the social media experience. The agreement underscores Meta’s commitment to integrating multimedia content into its services.
2. AI Model 98% Accurate in Detecting Diseases Just by Looking at Your Tongue
A new AI model has achieved a 98% accuracy rate in detecting diseases by analyzing images of patients' tongues. This innovative technology uses advanced image recognition and machine learning algorithms to diagnose conditions ranging from infections to chronic diseases. The model represents a significant leap forward in non-invasive medical diagnostics.
3. Powered by Nvidia and AI, Humanoid Ambitions Take Shape
Nvidia’s AI technology is powering new developments in humanoid robots. These robots, equipped with advanced AI capabilities, are designed to perform complex tasks and interact with humans in various environments. Nvidia’s GPUs are crucial in enabling these robots to process information and learn in real-time, pushing the boundaries of what humanoid robots can achieve.
4. Artists’ Lawsuit Against Generative AI Makers Can Go Forward, Judge Says
A judge has ruled that a lawsuit filed by artists against makers of generative AI tools can proceed. The artists claim that these AI systems have infringed on their copyrights by using their work without permission to train the AI models. This case could set a significant precedent for the use of copyrighted material in AI training and the rights of creators.
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5. Charted: Big Tech Uses More Electricity Than Entire Countries
A new chart reveals that major tech companies, including those heavily invested in AI, consume more electricity than some entire countries. This data highlights the substantial energy demands of running large-scale data centers and AI operations. The report calls for more sustainable practices and innovations to mitigate the environmental impact of tech giants.
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