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AI-generated music is probably among the most convincing of the current world of AI slop. And it’s in a lot more places than you may realize, whether its underscoring videos or taking up a spot on your weekly playlist. The thing is — with how streaming companies pay artists, it’s not all just fun and
A U.S. judge has ruled that Anthropic’s use of copyrighted materials in its AI training falls under the doctrine of “fair use.” The judge did not, however, absolve Anthropic of illegally pirating those materials before deciding to buy copies of them. The ruling directly contradicts another judge’s finding earlier in 2025, which determined that training AI
During a panel at AthleteCon, full-time creators Emily Harrigan, Caden Davis, and Lacey Jane Brown discussed making content in a life after college athletics. The trio got candid about the ups and downs of making a living as a content creator and offered some tips to anybody else looking to make the leap.Practical Tips For
Meta recently launched the new Edits app in an effort to beef up their video offering and compete with the most popular mobile editing apps like CapCut. Officially dubbed “Edits, an Instagram app” in various app stores, the new platform might just be worth checking out for mobile-first creators. Meta’s Move Into Mobile EditingMeta has made
Well, it officially happened — a federal judge approved the $2.7 billion NCAA settlement known as House v. NCAA. What does it mean for former, current and future student athletes? Are people happy? Angry? Confused? Let’s take a look. Origins Of The NCAA SettlementHouse v. NCAA was the consolidation of three separate lawsuits from nearly 400,000 current and
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