Today's Briefing
- Is training AI on copyrighted books illegal?
A new piece digs into the messy legal question of whether AI companies broke copyright law by training their models on books without permission from the authors.
Why it matters to youYour company likely relies on AI models built the same way, so understanding this legal gray area helps you assess risk before baking third-party AI into your identity products.
- Surveillance AI company Flock faces growing backlash
Flock Safety's CEO is calling for compromise as public anger grows over how its AI-powered camera and license-plate tracking tech could be misused.
Why it matters to youIt's a live example of how identity and access-adjacent AI tools can trigger trust problems fast, a lesson worth applying to how your own company talks about data and surveillance features.
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A new, unattributed AI model appeared online and has AI watchers speculating about which lab secretly built it.
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