The New York Times has demanded that AI search engine startup Perplexity stop using content from its site in a cease and desist letter sent to the company, reports The Wall Street Journal. The Times, which is currently suing OpenAI and Microsoft over allegedly illegally training models on its content, says the startup has been using its content without permission, a claim made earlier this year by Forbes and Condé Nast. The Journal included this passage from the letter: Perplexity and its business partners have been unjustly enriched by using, without authorization, The Times’s expressive, carefully written and researched, and edited journalism without a license. The New York Times prohibits using its content for AI model training. It...

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A new smart collar aims to give pet owners the ability to talk to their fur babies. Or at least fake it.

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It was actually kind of great to see the creative team behind Amazon’s Invincible series be very frank about how laborious the animation process is and take their time to get season 2 properly wrapped up. But when the show returns for its third season next year, you won’t have to worry about a big lull in the middle of Mark Grayson’s adventures. Along with dropping a new trailer, Amazon announced today that Invincible’s third season is slated to premiere on February 6th, 2025, with three episodes. Unlike Invincible’s second season, which was split into two chunks that debuted four months apart, the third season will not feature a midseason break, and new episodes will drop every Thursday until March 13th. In the trailer, Mark (Steven...

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The video game voice actor strike could be over soon. SAG-AFTRA, which negotiates the interactive media agreement that governs video game performances, has announced that negotiations on the agreement will resume on Wednesday, October 23rd. SAG-AFTRA and members of the interactive media bargaining group — which includes video game companies like Activision, Insomniac Games, Take Two, Electronic Arts, and more — had been negotiating a new interactive media agreement for almost two years. In September of last year, SAG-AFTRA members voted for strike authorization, warning that a strike would be forthcoming if the two parties could not reach a deal. This summer, a strike was formally authorized and SAG-AFTRA members began picketing on July...