✨ A report from Reporters sans frontières
The media landscape according to AI: 71 per cent of agreements signed by AI companies are with Western English-language media organisations
Agreements between media organisations and artificial intelligence (AI) giants, such as OpenAI, Perplexity and Google, reflect a significant geographical imbalance. More than 70 per cent of these agreements are with English-language media organisations, based mainly in the United States, the United Kingdom or Canada. This is according to Reporters Without Borders (RSF), following an analysis of 230 publicly available agreements concluded between media organisations and these companies between 2023 and May 2026. This concentration of agreements exacerbates inequalities amongst media organisations in terms of access to new sources of revenue and visibility. (Unchecked Deepl translation)
✨ Meta's AI training clause still in Oct 30 terms after report of removal
Meta's AI training clause still in Oct 30 terms after report of removal
Meta removes language that raised scraping and AI training concerns | TechCrunch
Meta removes language that may have allowed it to scrape news sites | The Verge
Anthropic to Pay $1.5 Billion to Authors and Publishers in Copyright Settlement | Authorlink
AI-Generated Images Can Perform as Well as Stock Photography - NN/G
Fotoware has launched Content Authenticity, a capability that offers glass-to-glass support for the C2PA standard within the Digital Asset Management platform.
InPublishing: Fotoware launches end-to-end C2PA support in its DAM platform
✨ Apple debuts iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max
Apple debuts iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max - Apple
✨ Getty Images at the brink of bankrupcy ?
Getty Images Au bord de la faillite ? - L'oeil de l'info
✨ Google says AI training is fair use and copyright should be policed on outputs, not inputs
✨ Why Google Killed Its Best Argument for AI
Why Google Killed Its Best Argument for AI
✨ The AI Dilemma: Can C2PA Keep a Video’s Provenance Intact?
Can C2PA keep a video's provenance intact through a real pipeline. Sony, SMPTE, and CBC/Radio-Canada answered honestly: not yet. Transcoding, compression, screen recording all strip the metadata. One incompatible system, and the chain of custody is gone
The AI Dilemma: Can C2PA Keep a Video’s Provenance Intact? | TV Tech
✨ USA : A New Bill Targets ‘Bad Bots’ That Scrape Websites Without Permission
These so-called “bad bots” are “creating a reseller market,” Coffey said, by crawling and scraping publisher sites and then serving or selling the content elsewhere without permission.
A New Bill Targets ‘Bad Bots’ That Scrape Websites Without Permission | AdExchanger
✨ Certain Key Differences between U.S. State AI Laws and the EU AI Act
U.S. State AI laws v. EU AI Act: key differences and implications for AI agreements
✨ How to plant a nuclear plant in Iran
Google Earth on the web now has image generation built in, powered by Nano Banana 2. It went live today, worldwide, for everyone, with no waitlist and no application.
How to plant a nuclear plant in Iran
✨ landmark ruling: GEMA vs. Suno
GEMA achieved a sensational victory today in the Munich Regional Court. Suno, the AI-powered music generation service valued at $5.4 billion that allows users to create music at the push of a button, bears full copyright liability for training the system with protected musical works, storing them in its systems, and reproducing them.
(1) landmark ruling: GEMA vs. Suno | LinkedIn
✨ Kimi K3 Chinese LML open source
In July 2026, the Beijing-based company Moonshot AI unveiled Kimi K3, one of the largest and most capable open-weight language models announced to date. With its approximately 2.8 trillion parameters, advanced reasoning capabilities and exceptionally large context window, Kimi K3 has attracted the attention of researchers, developers, businesses and policymakers worldwide.
The Global AI Race Enters a New Phase: Why China's Kimi K3 Has the World Paying Attention | LinkedIn