SAG-AFTRA Strikes Against League of Legends, AI Art Museum Dataland Opens, Harvard's AI Revolutionizes Drug Discovery, Generative AI Fuels Cybercrime Surge, and more...
September 25, 202411m 16s
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Show Notes
(0:10): SAG-AFTRA Strikes Against League of Legends Over Unfair Labor Practices and AI Protections
(2:15): World's First AI Art Museum 'Dataland' to Open in L.A. by 2025
(4:19): Harvard's AI Tool TxGNN Revolutionizes Drug Discovery for 17,000 Rare Diseases
(6:28): Generative AI Empowers Novice Cybercriminals, Fuels Surge in Sophisticated Malware Attacks
(8:29): Nintendo's AI Takedowns Spark Controversy Over Copyright in User-Generated Content
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(2:15): World's First AI Art Museum 'Dataland' to Open in L.A. by 2025
(4:19): Harvard's AI Tool TxGNN Revolutionizes Drug Discovery for 17,000 Rare Diseases
(6:28): Generative AI Empowers Novice Cybercriminals, Fuels Surge in Sophisticated Malware Attacks
(8:29): Nintendo's AI Takedowns Spark Controversy Over Copyright in User-Generated Content
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Image credit: Polygon
Topics
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