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Japan warns OpenAI over Sora 2 after AI-generated anime videos spark copyright concerns

Japan's government has warned OpenAI not to violate copyright laws with its new video model, Sora 2, after a flood of AI-generated clips mimicking famous anime spread online.<br /> The article Japan warns OpenAI over Sora 2 after AI-generated anime videos spark copyright concerns appeared first on THE DECODER. [...]

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The First At-Home Cervical Cancer Screening Wand: Does It Replace Uncomfortable Pap Smears?

If you're interested in trying the new Teal Wand, this is everything you need to know about screening for cervical cancer at home. [...]

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I tested the JBL Grip and JBL Clip 5 small Bluetooth speakers – here’s which one I’d recommend for you

I’d rather be forced to give up coffee than choose between my JBL Grip and Clip 5, but hopefully this will make your choice easier. [...]

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The most ridiculous Pixel 10 Pro XL deal is still live at Mint Mobile - get it for just $499 upfront

Mint Mobile's huge deal on the Google Pixel 10 Pro XL gets you this top-of-the-line device for just $499 without the annoying trade-in. [...]

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Cloudflare vs. Perplexity: a web scraping war with big implications for AI

Cloudflare claims the AI startup is bypassing robots.txt restrictions to scrape content, potentially exposing Perplexity to lawsuits from publishers like Dow Jones and the BBC. [...]

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How to Stop AI Depicting iPhones in Bygone Eras

How do AI image generators picture the past? New research indicates that they drop smartphones into the 18th century, insert laptops into 1930s scenes, and place vacuum cleaners in 19th-century homes, raising questions about how these models imagine history – and whether they are capable of contextual historical accuracy at all.   Early in 2024, […]<br /> The post How to Stop AI Depicti [...]

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Sam Altman’s underrated AI fear: that we stop thinking for ourselves

The man whose company is trying to get the world to use AI for everything has named a risk he thinks almost no one is talking about: that people will let it do so much of their thinking that their own minds go slack. Sam Altman, OpenAI’s chief executive, calls it “cognitive atrophy,” and puts […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]

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OpenAI's UAE deal with G42 shows AI models are cultural products as much as technical tools

OpenAI is working with G42 on a custom ChatGPT for the UAE that speaks the local dialect, reflects political views, and includes content restrictions.<br /> The article OpenAI's UAE deal with G42 shows AI models are cultural products as much as technical tools appeared first on The Decoder. [...]

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'I don’t think we can call ourselves a toy anymore because we’re an iconic experience company' — Lego on how Smart Bricks expand the system and how 'this just adds a new dimension'

After eight years in development, Lego’s Smart Play system brings custom silicon, sensing, and responsiveness to a familiar form: the Smart Brick. To unpack what that means for the future of physical play, TechRadar spoke with Julia Goldin, Lego’s Chief Product & Marketing Officer, and Tom Donaldson, Head of the Creative Play Lab, at CES 2026. [...]

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