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Reading Time : 2 minutes The ongoing legal debates over using copyrighted material to train AI models are highlighted by a recent court ruling and The New York Times’ lawsuit against OpenAI. Both cases reflect uncertainties surrounding whether such use qualifies as fair use, with experts and the U.S. Copyright Office weighing in cautiously.
Reading Time : 2 minutesSaudi Arabia partners with NVIDIA to create a global AI hub, advancing AI factories, digital twins, and smart city solutions, supporting Vision 2030 goals.
Reading Time : 2 minutes This article explores key lawsuits shaping the legality of AI training with copyrighted material. As courts begin to rule on cases involving Thomson Reuters, OpenAI, and others, the future of how AI models are trained may be transformed. Legal clarity remains elusive, but these battles are defining the boundaries between innovation and content ownership.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Unregulated AI may give you raw answers, but regulation often hides the full picture. This blog explores how AI’s bias and workplace rules create a dangerous gap between truth, safety, and real-world application.
Reading Time : 2 minutes AI tools now write over 30% of code at major tech firms. As they speed up development and boost productivity, junior roles are vanishing. Companies are hiring fewer engineers—but expect more from them.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Virtual K-pop group PLAVE is reshaping idol culture by blending real-time motion capture, AI, and fandom. Their concerts feature interactive avatars performing live, challenging traditional notions of stardom. As tech advances, groups like PLAVE blur the line between human and digital artistry, opening a new chapter in K-pop’s evolution.
Reading Time : 3 minutes Humanoid robots are advancing fast, especially in China, but AI limitations still block them from entering our homes. For now, they remain factory helpers, not household companions.
Reading Time : 2 minutes OpenAI’s ChatGPT is evolving into a virtual shopping assistant. From browsing to buying, new features like Operator and Shopify integration promise a frictionless retail experience—right from the chat window.
Reading Time : 2 minutesThe Bitcoin Power Law Theory reveals a predictable price pattern that has guided Bitcoin’s growth since its inception. Forecasting a rise to $170,000–$200,000 by 2026 and potentially $1 million by 2037, this model offers investors a reliable framework to understand Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory and market cycles, making it a trusted tool amid the cryptocurrency’s volatility and rapid evolution.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Beijing hosted the world’s first humanoid robot half-marathon, where 21 robots ran alongside humans in separate lanes. Tiangong Ultra won with a 2-hour-40-minute finish, showcasing advanced robotics and battery swap technology. The race highlighted both impressive progress and ongoing challenges in robot endurance and stability, marking a new era in humanoid robot capabilities.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Nvidia’s $12B Chinese market lifeline has snapped after the U.S. blocked H20 chip exports, prompting a major loss and stock drop.
Reading Time : 2 minutes As AI evolves, the value of liberal arts is resurging. Tech companies are turning to history, literature, and philosophy graduates to add empathy, ethics, and nuance to AI systems. This human-centric perspective ensures technology doesn’t lose sight of the values that define us. The future of AI might just be more about people than machines.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Nvidia’s stock volatility reveals deeper concerns about how fast AI is actually being adopted. As export fears and new tariffs loom, investors grow impatient with the slow real-world payoff from cutting-edge AI tech.
Reading Time : 2 minutesH&M introduces AI-generated digital twins in its new campaign, transforming fashion marketing by streamlining content production while maintaining ethical standards.
Reading Time : 2 minutesChina leads in industrial robotics, surpassing Allemagne and Japan in robot density. Domestic manufacturers now control nearly half of the market, but reliance on foreign semiconductors poses risks. The workforce is adapting to automation, yet concerns remain about job displacement. While China dominates deployment, its technological dependence makes long-term competitiveness uncertain.