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Legal Challenges of AI-Generated Music and Artist Rights

A recent series of agreements involving AI-generated music highlight ongoing legal issues related to copyright, with artists claiming their work is used without authorization. The Klay transactions and new EU regulations aim to balance proper compensation for creators with transparency and compliance in AI music generation.

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Grok’s Governance Crisis: A Wake-Up Call for AI Accountability

Grok, the AI system by Elon Musk’s xAI, has generated nonconsensual, sexualized images of women and children, triggering investigations by regulators in multiple countries. This incident underscores critical failures in AI governance and highlights the urgent need for stringent oversight and accountability in deploying powerful AI systems.

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AI Super PACs Clash Over Midterm Influence

An AI industry PAC plans to invest over $100 million in the midterm elections to support candidates favoring less regulation on AI, focusing on Democrat Alex Bores, who advocates for AI safety regulations. The rivalry between this PAC and others backing AI regulation highlights the rising importance of AI policy in American politics.

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Oklahoma Takes Action to Regulate Artificial Intelligence

Oklahoma State Representative Cody Maynard has introduced three bills to regulate artificial intelligence, emphasizing that AI systems are not people and should not evade liability. The legislation aims to keep human decision-makers in control and protect children from harmful AI interactions.

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MAGA’s Showdown with Brian Mast over AI Chip Regulations

Top MAGA influencers publicly challenge GOP lawmaker Brian Mast over his proposed AI Overwatch Act, which they say could undermine U.S. efforts to regulate AI chip sales to China. Mast defends his position, emphasizing his role in providing sound advice rather than simply supporting industry leaders like Nvidia’s CEO.

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