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Hack Reveals Suno AI Music Generator Scraped YouTube, Deezer, and Genius

A hack exposing Suno's source code has revealed that the AI music generator trained its model on copyrighted music and podcasts scraped from YouTube, Deezer, and Genius, raising fresh questions about how AI companies source their training data.

Read more: Hack Reveals Suno AI Music Generator Scraped YouTube, Deezer, and Genius

Australia to Impose Energy, Water Guardrails on Data Centers Amid A.I. Boom

Australia announced plans to implement guardrails on energy and water consumption for data centers as the country's AI infrastructure rapidly expands, reflecting growing concerns about the environmental footprint of AI operations.

Read more: Australia to Impose Energy, Water Guardrails on Data Centers Amid A.I. Boom - The New York Times

CIA Says AI Drones Give Russian Troops Only 30 Minutes to Live

The CIA has assessed that AI-powered drones are so effective that Russian troops on the front line have an average survival time of only 30 minutes once detected.

Read more: CIA Says AI Drones Give Russian Troops Only 30 Minutes to Live - Bloomberg.com

US hardens AI stance on China as Anthropic calls for extending lead

The United States is strengthening its position on artificial intelligence competition with China, while AI company Anthropic has advocated for maintaining and extending America's lead in AI development.

Read more: US hardens AI stance on China as Anthropic calls for extending lead - South China Morning Post

China's Xi to outline AI diplomacy vision at key Shanghai forum

Chinese leader Xi Jinping is set to present China's approach to AI diplomacy at a major forum in Shanghai, signaling the country's intentions to play a larger role in shaping international AI governance and cooperation.

Read more: China's Xi to outline AI diplomacy vision at key Shanghai forum - Reuters

Google's AI search features pose 'unacceptable risk' to children, new report finds

A new report has found that Google's AI-powered search features may pose an unacceptable risk to children, raising concerns about the safety of AI integration in search products used by young users.

Read more: Google's AI search features pose 'unacceptable risk' to children, new report finds - PBS