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Ten stories from the last week or so that actually matter if you’re running a small business, thinking about AI ethics, or trying to figure out where the music industry is headed. No hype, just what’s worth knowing. 1. UNESCO and LG AI Research launch a free global course on AI ethics UNESCO and LG […]

Ten stories from the past week worth your attention, pulled from policy, business, marketing, and music. Same filter as always: does this help someone actually use AI well, or is it just noise. 1. Global push for AI governance amid warnings of ‘catastrophic harm’ (UN News) The UN held its Global Dialogue on AI Governance

Ten stories worth your attention this week, pulled from AI policy, small business adoption, marketing, and music. As always, the goal here isn’t to chase every headline, it’s to flag what actually changes how you work. 1. UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance convenes in Geneva The UN spent two days this month on international

Ten stories worth your time today – from federal AI accuracy rules to what small businesses are actually doing with these tools, plus a couple of court dates that could reshape AI music. 1. FTC seeks public comment on AI accuracy policy statementThe FTC wants input on how deception rules apply to companies marketing AI

A lot of movement this week at the intersection of AI policy, small business adoption, and creative work. Here are the ten stories worth your time today. 1. FTC opens public comment on AI accuracy policy The FTC is proposing to apply its deception rules directly to companies marketing AI systems, and the public comment

Today’s roundup leans heavy on two threads: regulators are moving from talk to enforceable rules, and the music industry just drew its first real line between AI-generated and AI-assisted work. Both matter if you make things or run a business. 1. Music industry launches AI content labels The RIAA, IFPI, and the Grammys rolled out

Here’s what caught my attention across AI policy, small business adoption, marketing, and music today. A lot of movement on the trust front – regulators, consumers, and the music industry are all asking the same question: can we tell what’s real, and who’s accountable for it? 1. FTC seeks public comment on AI accuracy policy

Here’s what’s worth your attention in AI today – regulation heating up in Washington and Geneva, small businesses adopting faster than they can train, and a big week ahead for AI music. 1. FTC seeks public comment on AI accuracy policy statement The FTC is taking comments through July 31 on how deceptive-practices law applies

Monday’s roundup. A lot of movement this week in AI policy, small business adoption, and the music industry’s ongoing effort to figure out what honesty looks like when machines help make the songs. Here are the ten stories worth your time. 1. FTC proposes policy statement on AI accuracy and ideological manipulation The FTC wants

Here’s what caught my eye across AI policy, small business adoption, marketing, and music this week. A lot of it comes down to one theme: trust is becoming the currency, and the free-for-all era is closing fast. 1. FTC seeks public comment on AI accuracy policy statement The FTC is asking whether AI companies that