Reuters: A plan to assign 60 per cent of tasks to machines was launched in January. Internal protests brought the whole thing to a standstill

Meta: Zuckerberg wanted to replace staff with AI (but then changed his mind) - 

This concerns the case involving minors on social media

The second edition of the World Humanoid Robot Games is currently taking place at the National Speed Skating Oval in the Chinese capital: Honor’s ‘creature’ has made it onto the podium

Humanoid Olympics: Lightning sets a record in Beijing (faster than Bolt) - 

From 24 August, ChatGPT Ads will be available in 31 European countries. Sam Altman is banking on advertising to monetise free users and reduce reliance on subscriptions.

ChatGPT is now showing adverts in Italia. This is how OpenAI is trying to diversify its revenue streams

From 1 October, the financial terms for developers distributing apps in the European Union will change. The most significant change is a figure: 5 per cent.

Apple rewrites the App Store rules and makes peace (perhaps) with the EU Commission

The e-commerce giant uses rare and out-of-print items to train AI, sacrificing cultural preservation in the name of technological innovation

Amazon destroys old books to feed its AI models

A response to the requirements of the European AI Act that heralds a new phase: anonymous copy-and-paste could become much less invisible.

Anthropic is labelling AI-generated text. The era of copy-and-paste is coming to an end

The ability to generate artificial images directly on Google Earth lasted less than a day

Google removes AI from Earth: deepfakes have thrown the maps into disarray

Marco Bragadin, CEO of Datlas – a company specialising in the digitalisation of processes that already utilises human agents, knowledge and skills – speaks

Why the intelligent agent revolution is changing the world of work more than chatbots

Following the race to develop the most powerful models, OpenAI and Anthropic are changing their strategy: platforms, agents and business services are becoming the real battleground. The winner is whoever generates the most value per euro spent, not whoever provides the best answer to a question.

ChatGPT Sol takes on Claude Fable 5. The new battle isn’t about chatbots but about the cost of digital labour

The Munich Regional Court has ruled in favour of the German collecting society Gema against the US app worth $5.4 billion

Music and AI: landmark ruling against Suno: ‘It infringes copyright’

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