Daily AI NEWS - September 30, 2024
AI Regulation, Celebrity Voices, and Industry News

The FTC's new 'Operation AI Comply' program is cracking down on companies pushing misleading AI services. There is a growing call for reasonable regulations on AI companies, with current laws being used to target fraudsters.

In contrast, California Gov. Newsom has vetoed the strictest AI bill in the nation, SB 1047. This measure aimed to hold AI companies liable for harm and included a "kill switch" for rogue systems. Newsom stated that the bill applied "stringent standards" even to basic functions, which he did not believe was the best approach.

LoveFrom is working with OpenAI to build AI devices that are less “socially disruptive” than the iPhone. This raises questions about whether Jony Ive is aiming for absolution or a new computing paradigm.

Samsung has revealed its Galaxy Tab S10 tablets, complete with AI features, S Pen, and early preorders ahead of their availability on Oct. 3. Moreover, the Galaxy S25 Ultra is poised for a crucial hardware upgrade that could enhance its on-device AI capabilities.

Meta's AI is now capable of celebrity voices from notable figures like Awkwafina, John Cena, and Judi Dench, announced at its Connect event. Additionally, Meta's Llama AI has received a significant upgrade, placing it among the top-tier AI chatbots.

Sam Altman advises students to learn AI for job security. Recent studies indicate many human skills aren't "very likely" to be replaced by AI.

Altman predicts AI will enable actions that would appear as magic to past generations, with "superintelligent" AI possibly arriving within a few thousand days.

Educators worldwide have been grappling with the impact of AI on classrooms since the advent of ChatGPT in late 2022, pondering its role in future learning.

AI Integration in creative fields is making waves, with headlines on platforms like Hackaday and major industry shifts. A writer used AI-generated art in an article, drawing attention for its quality and ethical considerations.

Lionsgate's bold move into AI is set to revolutionize filmmaking. Partnering with Runaway promises to integrate cutting-edge AI processes in film production, potentially transforming industry standards.

A controversial AI artist advocates for copyright to protect his work, highlighting ethical dilemmas. Meanwhile, Dataland’s initiative to open the first AI art museum aims to demonstrate that AI-generated art can be embraced ethically and appreciated by the public.

The FTC's new 'Operation AI Comply' program is cracking down on companies pushing misleading AI services. The program aims to mitigate the risks of AI misuse and ensure companies are held accountable for deceptive practices.

There is a growing need for reasonable regulations on AI companies. With the FTC leveraging current laws to target unscrupulous players, this initiative marks a significant step in regulating the industry.