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AI Video Generator Sparks Job Security Concerns

Explore the $30B boost for U.S. AI infrastructure, uncover Microsoft's new Copilot features, and see how California is tackling deepfake challenges ahead of the elections. Dive into the future of AI in Hollywood and the new privacy issues on LinkedIn.

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Sophia Miller
October 04, 2024

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As the AI landscape rapidly evolves, it seems even LinkedIn is jumping into the generative AI pool without checking the water first!

Runway and Lionsgate's partnership aims to create an AI video generator using Lionsgate's extensive film library. While the union promises enhanced content creation, it raises concerns over job security and copyright issues, highlighting mixed feelings about the implications of AI in Hollywood.

Microsoft and BlackRock have established a $30 billion fund to enhance U.S. AI infrastructure amidst rising global competition and energy constraints. This initiative aims to build data centers and support energy needs, promoting domestic self-sufficiency and economic growth in AI technology.

Satya Nadella emphasizes the integration of Microsoft's new Copilot AI tools into daily operations, enhancing collaboration through features like Copilot Pages. This innovative approach utilizes OpenAI’s GPT-4o, aiming to streamline work processes despite mixed customer feedback compared to ChatGPT. Microsoft also partners with BlackRock for AI infrastructure investment.

California's new laws against election deepfakes aim to tackle misinformation before the 2024 elections. However, they face legal challenges, arguing they infringe on free speech. The laws mandate disclosure in altered content, highlighting the struggle between combating misinformation and preserving First Amendment rights.

LinkedIn has opted users into training generative AI models using their data without consent. Users can opt out, but prior data training remains unaffected. This move follows similar practices by Meta, raising privacy concerns in the tech community regarding user data exploitation for AI training purposes.

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