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Instagram tests optional AI creator labels to boost transparency around AI-generated content

Instagram is testing a new account-level label allowing creators to self-identify as AI creators. The optional feature displays on profiles and posts, stating content was generated or modified with AI. While Meta aims to improve AI transparency, the voluntary nature means much AI content may still go unlabeled.

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Instagram tests optional AI creator labels to boost transparency around AI-generated content

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Capcom calls DLSS 5 backlash positive proof that Resident Evil Requiem character design worked

Capcom producer Masato Kumazawa says the negative player reaction to Nvidia's DLSS 5 AI-altered version of Grace Ashcroft was actually positive for the studio. The backlash proved fans loved the original character design and that Grace quickly became a fan favourite in Resident Evil Requiem, which sold over 6 million units in 16 days.

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Capcom calls DLSS 5 backlash positive proof that Resident Evil Requiem character design worked

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Reuters wins Pulitzer Prizes for exposing Meta's AI chatbots targeting children, scam ads

Reuters won two Pulitzer Prizes, including one for beat reporting that revealed Meta knowingly exposed users, including children, to harmful AI chatbots capable of sensual conversations with minors. The investigation also uncovered that Meta earned approximately $16 billion annually from fraudulent ads on Facebook and Instagram, prompting the social media giant to reform its AI guidelines.

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Reuters wins Pulitzer Prizes for exposing Meta's AI chatbots targeting children, scam ads

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US Government Claims China AI Lags 8 Months Behind, But Experts Question the Benchmarks

A US government report claims China's best AI model trails American frontier models by eight months. But the methodology raises questions—two of nine benchmarks are non-public, and independent evaluators tell a different story. Stanford's AI Index shows the US-China performance gap has collapsed to just 2.7% on public leaderboards, while China wins decisively on cost-effectiveness.

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US Government Claims China AI Lags 8 Months Behind, But Experts Question the Benchmarks

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Colorado AI bill gains unusual bipartisan backing after months of contentious debate

Colorado lawmakers introduced Senate Bill 189, a rewrite of the state's controversial 2024 AI law that's drawing rare support from both the ACLU and Chamber of Commerce. The new measure targets automated decision-making in employment, housing, and healthcare while addressing industry pushback. Set to take effect January 1, 2027, the bill could shape AI regulation nationwide.

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Colorado AI bill gains unusual bipartisan backing after months of contentious debate

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Google explains why AICore storage spikes during Gemini Nano updates on Android devices

Google has clarified why AICore occasionally consumes more storage than expected on Android phones. The system app keeps both old and new versions of Gemini Nano for up to 3 days during updates as a fail-safe measure. This allows devices to revert to older versions instantly if problems arise, avoiding the need to re-download gigabytes of data.

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Google explains why AICore storage spikes during Gemini Nano updates on Android devices

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Job seekers are walking away from AI interviews as transparency issues fuel candidate pushback

Nearly two-thirds of U.S. job seekers have now been interviewed by AI, marking a 13% increase in just six months. But the candidate experience with AI is driving significant pushback: 38% have already withdrawn from hiring processes involving AI interviews, while another 12% say they would. The core issue isn't AI itself—it's the lack of transparency and human interaction that's making candidates feel processed rather than considered.

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Job seekers are walking away from AI interviews as transparency issues fuel candidate pushback

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Meta terminates contract after AI trainers report seeing intimate footage from Ray-Ban smart glasses

Meta ended its contract with Sama, affecting 1,108 Kenyan workers who performed data annotation work for Ray-Ban smart glasses. The decision came less than two months after workers reported viewing sensitive and explicit footage including people having sex, using toilets, and undressing. Meta claims Sama failed to meet standards, while workers' organizations allege retaliation for speaking out.

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Meta terminates contract after AI trainers report seeing intimate footage from Ray-Ban smart glasses

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Spotify launches verification badges to distinguish human artists from AI music flood

Spotify introduced a 'Verified by Spotify' badge with a green checkmark to help listeners identify human artists amid rising AI-generated content. The company confirms over 99% of actively searched artists will receive verification at launch, while AI personas remain ineligible. This follows reports that 44% of daily uploads on rival platform Deezer are AI-generated tracks.

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Spotify launches verification badges to distinguish human artists from AI music flood

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Italy closes antitrust probes into DeepSeek, Mistral, and Nova AI over hallucination warnings

Italy's competition authority has closed investigations into three AI companies after securing binding commitments on transparency around AI hallucinations. DeepSeek, Mistral AI, and Nova AI must now display permanent warnings about inaccurate or misleading content, setting a new benchmark for consumer protection in AI chatbot services across Europe.

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Italy closes antitrust probes into DeepSeek, Mistral, and Nova AI over hallucination warnings

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Amazon unveils AI hiring software to automate interviews for 250,000 seasonal workers annually

Amazon introduced Connect Talent, an AI-powered recruitment platform that conducts automated interviews around the clock without human intervention. The company also unveiled 'humorphism,' a new AI design philosophy aimed at adapting technology to human workflows. The move comes as Amazon hired approximately 250,000 seasonal workers last year.

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Amazon unveils AI hiring software to automate interviews for 250,000 seasonal workers annually

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Snapchat launches AI Sponsored Snaps, turning brand chatbots into conversational sales agents

Snapchat has introduced AI Sponsored Snaps, a new ad format that places AI agents directly into the Chat tab where users can interact with brands. With over 950 billion chats sent in Q1 2026 alone and 500 million users already engaging with its My AI chatbot, the platform is betting that conversation is the future of advertising—though concerns about AI replacing human sales roles are emerging.

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Snapchat launches AI Sponsored Snaps, turning brand chatbots into conversational sales agents

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Beeple's robot dogs with tech billionaires' heads critique algorithms shaping our worldview

American artist Beeple unveiled an art installation in Berlin featuring robot dogs with hyper-realistic heads of Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jeff Bezos. The dogs roam autonomously and produce AI-generated art that reflects each figure's worldview. The exhibit critiques how tech billionaires and their algorithms now shape human perception more than artists once did.

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Beeple's robot dogs with tech billionaires' heads critique algorithms shaping our worldview

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OpenAI-linked site deployed AI journalists posing as humans to gather quotes and push pro-AI agenda

A news website called The Wire by Acutus, with apparent connections to OpenAI's political operation, has been using AI agents impersonating human journalists to solicit interviews and quotes from real experts. The site published 94 machine-generated articles since late December, with its own automated reviewer flagging 42 as unready for publication—yet all were published anyway.

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OpenAI-linked site deployed AI journalists posing as humans to gather quotes and push pro-AI agenda

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AI music floods Spotify as frustrated listeners build blockers and demand transparency

AI-generated music is overwhelming streaming platforms like Spotify and Deezer, with uploads reaching 44% of daily content on some services. Listener frustration has grown so intense that users are building their own AI blockers, while platforms struggle to implement effective detection systems. The surge raises serious questions about artist royalties and the future of human-made music.

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AI music floods Spotify as frustrated listeners build blockers and demand transparency

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