Culture, p. 2
Culture
14 stories · page 2 of 2They cloned her voice, then someone's claims hit her recordings
According to Music Business Worldwide, which retells The Verge, folk singer Murphy Campbell finds AI 'covers' of her songs on her own Spotify profile, uploaded without her consent. She suspects her voice was cloned from her YouTube videos. Then, in a separate incident, copyright claims were filed against her real videos through the distributor Vydia. The flip side of voice technology.
Read →The Suno case is not going to a merits hearing. We got it wrong.
The court docket shows a procedural conference over discovery disputes - the exchange of documents between the parties. Not a hearing on 'fair use'. The schedule has been pushed back. On July 3 we wrote something different. I'm correcting it here, now.
Read →Architects gathered for a 'planet in transition'
The World Congress of Architects opened in Barcelona under a theme about the sustainable future. 10,000 people, over 130 countries. Design here thinks at a large scale - about where we live.
Read →Global assessment: AI and culture
UNESCO has released a report from an expert group (CULTAI) on how AI is changing culture. The recommendation is clear: culture belongs in national AI strategies, not just technology.
Read →The first AI presenter on British television
Channel 4 aired a show with a fully AI-generated presenter - face, voice and movement. The irony is deliberate: the show is about how AI is changing work. Their identity is revealed only at the end.
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