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WSJ: AI Professor will.i.am
Read more: WSJ: AI Professor will.i.amWall Street Journal has a fascinating article on musician will.i.am. He’s an AI Professor at Arizona State University, who taught a course on “The Agentic Self.” It’s “a 16-week course in which … students learned to create their own AI agents, digital assistants that complete tasks on their own.” Here’s an interview with CNBC Squawkbox…
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Amid anti-AI backlash, sound advice from Jerome Powell, Justice Sotomayor, and Martin Scorsese: Learn AI
Read more: Amid anti-AI backlash, sound advice from Jerome Powell, Justice Sotomayor, and Martin Scorsese: Learn AIAmidst the recent negative media accounts from the Wall Street Journal and others of an “American Rebellion Against AI,” students and others may be wondering, not only about their future job prospects, but whether they should even use AI. As an educator, I think this is a fundamental question that all students from first grade…
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Suno sued again, this time by Poseidon Wave Media. 4th US suit and 6th suit worldwide.
Read more: Suno sued again, this time by Poseidon Wave Media. 4th US suit and 6th suit worldwide.Poseidon Wave Media filed a copyright suit against Suno on May 12, 2026. It raises a single claim of direct copyright infringement. The suit was filed by Garbarini Fitzgerald law firm in the Southern District of New York. Judge Castel has been assigned the case. It’s the 4th copyright suit against Suno in the United…
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Molly Tanzer sues Adobe for copyright infringement in AI. Her 2d suit. Both filed by Joseph Saveri Law Firm.
Read more: Molly Tanzer sues Adobe for copyright infringement in AI. Her 2d suit. Both filed by Joseph Saveri Law Firm.Molly Tanzer, a book author, has filed another copyright lawsuit in a proposed class action. This one is against Adobe for its alleged use of the SlimPajama dataset, a subset compiled from Books3 dataset by Cerebras for AI research, to train Adobe’s model(s). In James v. Cerebras, Cerebras contends that its purpose for sharing the…
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Musk v. Altman ends not with a bang, but a whimper. Jury finds Musk waited too long to bring suit under 3- and 2- year statute of limitations
Read more: Musk v. Altman ends not with a bang, but a whimper. Jury finds Musk waited too long to bring suit under 3- and 2- year statute of limitationsThe jury wasted no time, taking 90 minutes to find that Elon Musk’s claims against OpenAI for breach of charitable trust and unjust enrichment were filed too late under the respective statute of limitations. That means the jury found that Musk knew or should have known with reasonable diligence that he could filed his lawsuit…
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University of Arizona students boo Eric Schmidt over AI, as well as past “abuser” allegation
Read more: University of Arizona students boo Eric Schmidt over AI, as well as past “abuser” allegationA group of students at University of Arizona asked the University for the “Immediate Removal of Eric Schmidt as the UA 2026 Commencement Speaker.” The students stated: “We, the undersigned students of the University of Arizona, along with concerned staff, faculty, and community members, join to urge you to stand with survivors of sexual violence…
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Similar to Angie Cruz suit v. Anthropic, R.O. Kwon, Chang-rae Lee, Sonia Nazario, Erika Sanchez among 34 book authors suing Anthropic
Read more: Similar to Angie Cruz suit v. Anthropic, R.O. Kwon, Chang-rae Lee, Sonia Nazario, Erika Sanchez among 34 book authors suing AnthropicAnthropic is gaining on OpenAI’s in terms of most copyright lawsuits to defend. A third group of book authors who opted out of the Bartz class settlement just sued Anthropic. Anthropic now has 9 lawsuits against it. OpenAI has 24. The first group of Bartz opt outs, led by John Carreyrou aka Cambronne Inc., is…
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Teens in China vibe coding apps already–and making money
Read more: Teens in China vibe coding apps already–and making moneyAs President Trump returned home from his high-profile summit in China with its paramount leader Xi Jinping, ABC has this report of teenagers in China already vibe coding apps and making money from them. The AI arms race is on.