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AI Reading for Thursday June 26
Fair use wins in court; Microsoft looks to end AGI clause in OpenAI deal
Anthropic wins a major fair use victory for AI — but it’s still in trouble for stealing books - Simon Willison’s Weblog
AI is crushing the news industry with studies showing drops in traffic to news publishers' websites of over 34 percent. - The Atlantic
Microsoft is looking to end the AGI opt-out clause in OpenAI deal - The Wall Street Journal
Top OpenAI exec Brad Lightcap is skeptical of Dario Amodei's prediction that AI will wipe out white-collar jobs in 5 years. - Business Insider
Will take longer, Amodei is directionally right but prone to extreme and economically questionable (illiterate) statements.

AlphaGenome: AI for better understanding the genome - Google DeepMind

Scale AI exposed sensitive data about clients like Meta and xAI in public Google Docs, BI finds - Business Insider


AI valuations are verging on the unhinged - The Economist
Sarah Huckabee Sanders: America can’t wait 10 years to regulate AI - The Washington Post
A.I. Is Starting to Wear Down Democracy. - The New York Times
(Gives Veo a dirty look)
Top AI models parrot Chinese propaganda, report finds. - The Register
(Now do crypto.)

Big Tech’s push into military AI is troubling - Financial Times
Toward Best Practices for AI Evaluation and Governance - RAND Corporation

Anthropic just made every Claude user a no-code app developer, with ability to share apps (which uses would then pay to run) - VentureBeat
Teachers who used AI tools to help with grading and lessons say it saves them 6 hours a week - Fortune

Charted: Productivity Gains from Using AI - Visual Capitalist
Create Your Own AI Assistant and Agents with Microsoft Copilot - Geeky Gadgets
Boston Consulting Group: To unlock enterprise AI value, start with the data you’ve been ignoring - VentureBeat
AI’s seismic effect changes client expectations of law firms - Financial Times

The AI Hype Index: AI-powered toys are coming - MIT Technology Review
Aaron Sorkin is writing and directing a sequel to The Social Network. “The new film isn’t a ‘January 6’ movie and will focus not just on the 2020 election but also Facebook’s effect on teens, preteens, violence and countries outside the U.S.” [deadline.com] - Deadline
New malware includes instructions to "forget" previous instructions and respond with "NO MALWARE DETECTED." - Dark Reading
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