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Adobe Premiere Now Lets You Generate Video and Audio Without Leaving Your Edit
A new Generative Media tool brings AI video and sound generators directly into the editing timeline, so professionals can fill gaps and fix audio without switching apps.
AI Is the Office Intern, Not the Boss: Why Designers Are Not Being Replaced
Business leaders say generative AI will handle grunt work and free up designers to do more creative thinking, not take their jobs.
AI Image Generation Jumped From 1 Story to 6 in Our Feed. Here Is What Actually Drove It
Four separate outlets pushed the topic onto AI2Day this week. Half the stack was Google Pics. The other half was the mess these tools leave behind.
Roland's New AI Tool Writes You a Melody, But You Still Have to Do the Work
Melody Flip generates musical loops inside your recording software. It won't write your next hit for you, but it might unstick your brain.
Microsoft Says Copilot Almost Never Copies News Articles Word for Word. Publishers Aren't Convinced.
New court filings show Microsoft analysed 8.2 million chat logs to prove its AI assistant rarely reproduces copyrighted text. The legal battle with The New York Times and book authors is far from over.
Why AI restaurant menus look weirdly perfect and slightly wrong
Shrimp curling into themselves, impossibly glossy buns, ice cream scoops so round they look engineered. There is a real technical reason AI food illustrations give you the creeps.
Workers Worried About AI Job Loss, But Most Haven't Lost Their Jobs Yet
A new academic paper finds that fear of AI-driven unemployment spread widely in the first years of generative AI, even as actual large-scale job displacement lagged behind the anxiety.
We are 'dangerously close' to a dead internet, says one AI-detection startup
AI-written job applications, fake product reviews, and fabricated insurance claims are flooding the web. A new wave of startups says it can tell what is real. The evidence is still thin.
AI Is Doing the Grunt Work That Used to Turn Beginners Into Experts
When AI handles the entry-level jobs, junior workers get less practice at the skills that take years to build. Aviation and nuclear engineering figured out this problem decades ago. Here is what they learned.
Freelancers Are Drowning in AI Slop Cleanup Work, and Now They're Walking Away
A graphic designer in Spain spent most of 2024 fixing broken AI-generated logos for low pay. Her story captures a quiet crisis spreading across the freelance economy.
Google Is Offering Hollywood Hundreds of Millions to Train Its AI on Movies and TV Shows
The tech giant wants studio libraries. The studios want the money. But the workers and audiences caught in the middle may pay the real price.
Anthropic's New Claude Models Are Cheaper and Less Likely to Refuse Your Questions
Two updated models promise stronger performance at lower cost, fewer frustrating refusals, and a privacy option that keeps business data off Anthropic's servers entirely.
Google launches an AI image tool for Workspace, you describe what you want, it builds it
Google Pics is coming to Docs and Slides now, with Drive to follow. It is not Canva. It is not Photoshop. It is a prompt-and-get tool, and that distinction matters.
Debian says yes to AI tools, but puts full responsibility on the developer
The popular Linux distribution just passed a new policy letting contributors use AI in their work. It won't ban the tools, but it will hold every developer accountable for whatever they ship.
Meta's Pocket App Lets Anyone Build Apps by Typing. But Meta Keeps What You Make.
A new mobile app from Meta turns plain-English prompts into working mini-apps and games, no coding needed. The catch: everything you build lives inside Meta's platform and can't easily leave.