Meta agreed to unmask the accounts behind threats to Filipino kids.
Meta promised Philippine officials it will pull AI deepfakes faster and share account data on flagged threats, Rockstar said no generative AI went into GTA 6, and South Korea picked three companies to give every citizen a free AI.
Meta promised to pull AI deepfakes in PH
Meta, which owns Facebook, told a Philippine government delegation in Singapore it will take down harmful AI-generated deepfakes faster and give investigators subscriber and traffic data once a threat to children is identified.
GTA 6 was built with no generative AI
Rockstar co-studio head Rob Nelson said no generative AI went into Grand Theft Auto 6, which ships November 19 with more than 600,000 animations, against roughly 55,000 in GTA 5.
South Korea will give everyone free AI
South Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT picked SK Telecom, Kakao and KT out of six bidders to run free, unlimited AI chatbots for every citizen, with a beta in September and full rollout in December.
Sony and Warner are suing over Claude
Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell sued Anthropic and its co-founders in a California federal court, accusing them of torrenting and scraping songs to train Claude, and are asking for up to $150,000 per song.
SpaceX bought Cursor. OpenAI cut it off.
OpenAI told SpaceX it will wind down the contract that puts its AI inside Cursor, a coding app SpaceX just bought, with a proposed cutoff of November 12, saying it is not confident Musk's companies will follow its rules.