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OpenAI forecasts 220 million paying ChatGPT users by 2030: Report
OpenAI is projecting that at least 220 million of ChatGPT’s weekly users will adopt a paid subscription by 2030, The Information reported on Tuesday, citing a person familiar with the company’s internal estimates.
Food bloggers report traffic, revenue plunge due to Google’s AI summaries
Food bloggers are reporting a sharp decline in website traffic and revenue, alleging that Google’s AI-generated search summaries are displacing their tested recipes and harming their livelihoods.
Suno strikes Warner deal to compensate artists in AI-generated music
AI music platform Suno and Warner Music Group have unveiled a new partnership aimed at compensating recording artists in the rapidly expanding field of artificial intelligence–generated music. The agreement, jointly announced by both companies, brings to a close a civil lawsuit filed by Warner, which had alleged that Suno mined music catalogues without authorisation or payment.
Deloitte accused once more of using AI-generated citations in $1.6 million report
Deloitte has again come under scrutiny after a Canadian provincial government’s healthcare report, commissioned for nearly $1.6 million, was alleged to contain multiple AI-generated errors, according to fresh reporting. This marks the second instance this year in which the consulting firm has faced accusations of incorporating AI-generated research and citations into official documents.
