AI-Assisted Films Now Eligible for Oscars Under New Academy Rule
21 April 2025
The Academy will allow AI-assisted films to win Oscars if they retain clear human input, aligning with post-strike safeguards and tech advances.
Google Launches DolphinGemma AI to Decode and Generate Dolphin Language
14 April 2025
DolphinGemma, an AI model co-developed by Google, Georgia Tech, and WDP, decodes dolphin vocalizations using 40 years of acoustic data. It supports real-time interaction and open scientific research.
Nvidia to Mass Produce AI Supercomputers in the U.S. Amid Tariff Shifts
14 April 2025
Nvidia will manufacture AI chips and supercomputers in the U.S., investing $500B through 2029. New factories, robotics, and Omniverse tech power the move.
Netflix Enhances Search with OpenAI-Powered Personalization
11 April 2025
Netflix is trialing an OpenAI-integrated search feature in Australia and New Zealand, enabling users to discover content through personalized, natural language queries.
Study Proves ChatGPT Memorized Copyrighted Content
4 April 2025
A joint study from leading universities reveals OpenAI’s GPT-4 memorized copyrighted fiction and news content, escalating legal tensions over AI training data.
Amazon Projects $700 Million Profit from AI Shopping Assistant Rufus
3 April 2025
Amazon projects Rufus will add $700 million to its operating profits in 2025 through product recommendations and embedded ads, despite mixed reviews.
Papa Johns Partners with Google Cloud to Enhance AI in Pizza Ordering
3 April 2025
Papa Johns and Google Cloud announce a partnership to utilize AI technologies, aiming to enhance customer personalization and streamline delivery processes.
UN Report Predicts $4.8T AI Market but Warns of Widening Digital Divide
3 April 2025
Artificial Intelligence is set to become a $4.8 trillion global market by 2033. UNCTAD’s latest report warns that without immediate measures, the benefits may be confined to a privileged few, exacerbating global inequalities.
Meta Faces Protests Over Alleged Use of “Shadow Library” for AI Training
3 April 2025
UK authors protested Meta’s alleged use of over 7.5 million pirated books from LibGen for AI training. The protest gained momentum across social media and in courtrooms, raising ethical and legal questions about AI data sourcing.