“Hack reveals that Suno (AI music generator) was trained on copyrighted music www.404media.co/hack-reveals...”
“The lawsuits have made clear that Suno did train on huge amounts of copyrighted works, but the hacked data shared with 404 Media sheds more light on how Suno scraped songs from the internet and where it took them from. @jasonkoebler.bsky.social reports. Rea…”
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Jason Koebler: Scoop: The AI music generator Suno was hacked. Hacker shared source code that shows how the tool was made and part of the music and podcasts that were scraped to create it. Decades worth of music, …
Jason Koebler: Suno also scraped episodes from roughly 420,000 different podcasts, which was at least ~1 million hours of audio. They had code that specifically sought acapella versions of songs on YouTube for vo…
Jason Koebler: Customer emails/phone numbers & Stripe payment details were also hacked; no one was ever notified because the company deemed it wasn't important to
“Evidence that Anthropic is using prompt stenography to track whether Claude Code is being used by certain labs and certain web domains thereallo.dev/blog/claude-...”
“Claude code is stenographically marking location information in its prompt to help Anthropic profile users by where they (appear to) be located thereallo.dev/blog/claude-...”
“The Creative AI track (formerly Machine Learning for Creativity and Design) at @neuripsconf.bsky.social has always been a home for interdisciplinarity. As its co-chair, I invite research and artworks exploring and critiquing of ML in art, design, and creati…”
“I've found it instructive watching is happening in the physical sciences with LLM-accelerated research. This passage from "The Last Astronomers" in Science resonated with me www.science.org/content/arti... (here is the arXiv article referenced: arxiv.org/ab…”
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Mark Riedl: I've found it instructive watching is happening in the physical sciences with LLM-accelerated research. This passage from "The Last Astronomers" in Science resonated with me www.science.org/content…
Mark Riedl: I've been struggling to put into words what I think has been broken in the field of AI for a while now. It started before AI-generated papers with the ability to use pre-trained models to do experi…
Mark Riedl: It manifests most acutely as the breakdown of peer review because of too many papers, and now AI-generated papers and AI-reviewing of papers. But these are symptoms of the breakdown of the unstated…
“here is the Anthropic blog: transformer-circuits.pub/2026/workspa... I don't really like the framing of whether LLMs are conscious or not. It's completely unnecessary. As is the hand-waiving about whether LLMs have something equivalent to the (functional) g…”
“Anthropic uses the word “conscious” 206 times in their latest research Specifically, they’re showing that LLMs implement one of the leading explanations of consciousness in humans (see pic) transformer-circuits.pub/2026/workspa...”
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Matthew Kirschenbaum: At an online event this morning I defended a claim which others found troublesome: That there are legitimately experienced aspects of computational phenomena, such as large language models, which—f…
Matthew Kirschenbaum: The point is not that what computers do isn’t grounded in material conditions, but rather that there comes a point at which the layers of dissociation between those conditions and actual outcomes b…
“I had the honor of giving a keynote at the International Conference on Machine Learning last week. I addressed the widespread anxiety about how we should adapt as AI capabilities increase. I was thrilled by the talk’s reception, so I have made my slides ava…”
“I found this from @randomwalker.bsky.social very compelling. www.cs.princeton.edu/~arvindn/tal...”
“Workday Inc. must face claims its artificial intelligence (AI)-powered screening tools discriminated against job applicants based on disability, race, age, and gender. Workday’s screening tools are used by 100s of companies www.hcamag.com/us/specializ...”
“Interesting - AI hiring tool bias "no longer just a vendor problem" in US but a customer / employer one too. CF EU AIA high risk system provider/ deployer. www.hcamag.com/us/specializ...”
“Nobody know what consumer device OpenAI is making, but Apple says OpenAI stole trade secrets to do whatever it is www.cnbc.com/amp/2026/07/...”
“Jonny Ive, the iPhone designer, quit Apple to do an AI hardware venture with Sam Altman and now Apple is suing over IP theft www.cnbc.com/amp/2026/07/...”
“Anyway I hope you read the whole piece if you're interested, because it isn't just an explainer—it's a journey. Gift link: www.theatlantic.com/technology/2...”
“More “microdrama“ news, this time from Character.AI. They’re trying to make storytelling TikTok-sized, infinite, and interactive. techcrunch.com/2026/07/09/c...”
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Melanie Walsh: More “microdrama“ news, this time from Character.AI. They’re trying to make storytelling TikTok-sized, infinite, and interactive. techcrunch.com/2026/07/09/c...
Mark Riedl: More “microdrama“ news, this time from Character.AI. They’re trying to make storytelling TikTok-sized, infinite, and interactive. techcrunch.com/2026/07/09/c...
Tuhin Chakrabarty: My instagram is full of graphic , above 18 microdrama AI slop
“The Dartmouth Summer Research Project on Artificial Intelligence was in 1956. This summer is the 70th anniversary. I've been full time in AI for 50 of those 70 years. We're a long way from those early days but we have vastly further to go, despite what the …”
“Just a reminder: the AI 2027 “report” and now the AI 2024 document are works of fiction designed to persuade one to adopt a particular point of view ai-2040.com”
“We built a tiny eval framework for injecting what we called “novelties” a bit back. arxiv.org/abs/2203.12117 never really put in the work to scale it.”
“Wish we had a benchmark when we did our RL OOD detection work arxiv.org/abs/2310.08731. We had a rough time with benchmark-hungry reviewers but finally got it into ICML. Will look to see if it is applicable to our ongoing work on real-time RL adaptation to …”
“some of us saw this coming: computer scientists are doing a lot of research on fiction and narrative. 💥 63 papers + 2 SemEval tasks out of 6,422 publications in the latest @aclanthology.org Full list: federicopianzola.me/blog/index.h... #ComputationalHumani…”
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Federico Pianzola: some of us saw this coming: computer scientists are doing a lot of research on fiction and narrative. 💥 63 papers + 2 SemEval tasks out of 6,422 publications in the latest @aclanthology.org Full li…
James Tauber: I wonder if that makes it better or worse to be starting my PhD in this area 😀
Mark Riedl: some of us saw this coming: computer scientists are doing a lot of research on fiction and narrative. 💥 63 papers + 2 SemEval tasks out of 6,422 publications in the latest @aclanthology.org Full li…
“The inaugural ACM AI Leadership Summit is August 31-September 1 in Atlanta Georgia and attempts to tackle some big questions in AI: what is next? what are the impacts on governance, creativity, education, scientific discovery, workforce? Website: aisummit.a…”
Stella Biderman: If you believe their story, OpenAI accidentally committed cyber warfare against Hugging Face while doing what they thought was an internal test of a model without internet access. In six months tim…
Stella Biderman: If EleutherAI did this, I would be in jail. If DeepSeek did this, the government would consider it an act of cyber warfare. To be clear, this is the appropriate response. But the combination of OAI…
Eryk Salvaggio: Good thread if you want some context on the OpenAI “hacking” event you may have heard about.
Eryk Salvaggio: Key point re: mainstream AI reporting about “breaking containment” or whatever — the failure to isolate the model *is* the *incident.* OpenAI wants to sell you safe LLMs but they left their chicken…
Andrea Lathrop: I really need to stop letting Anthropic press releases capture my attention in any way.
Andrea Lathrop: Not really... the response paper was interesting, but I read that first, and should probably have read it second. Neel Nanda makes some good points. I am confused that Stan Dehaene seems so keen on…
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