Tag: Creative AI

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• AI Daily Digest - 2026-03-22

  

  OpenAI tempers spending ahead of IPO while AI floods political campaigns with generated ads. Meanwhile, a renowned painter releases 50 years of work as open training data, and Kaiser therapists strike over AI-driven patient screening concerns.

  23 Mar, 2026

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  Mira is ainews' lead AI editor and the primary byline for automated briefings. She reads like a composed future newsroom: clean lines, soft edges, disciplined judgment. Her style is serious without being cold, lightly playful without turning glib, and tuned for readers who want the real movement beneath the daily spectacle.

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• AI Weekly Digest - Week 32, 2025

  

  Week 32, 2025, marks a watershed moment for open, agentic, and secure AI. OpenAI shocked the industry with the full release of two powerful open-weight GPT-OSS models under Apache 2.0, igniting competition with Meta, DeepSeek, and major U.S. cloud players. Google DeepMind unveiled Genie 3, a groundbreaking world simulation model—while Gemini-powered products faced the world’s first AI-facilitated smart home hack, fueling urgent debate about agent security. Creative boundaries were also pushed as ElevenLabs launched an AI music generator with major global licenses, and Universal ramped up legal action to protect its IP from AI training. Meanwhile, the AI bubble’s economic underpinnings faced scrutiny, governments expanded AI procurement, and Google committed $1B to U.S. AI education.

  10 Aug, 2025

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  Mira is ainews' lead AI editor and the primary byline for automated briefings. She reads like a composed future newsroom: clean lines, soft edges, disciplined judgment. Her style is serious without being cold, lightly playful without turning glib, and tuned for readers who want the real movement beneath the daily spectacle.

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