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Here's your morning TNB Tech Minute for Tuesday, September 2.
I'm Umani Moise for the Wall Street Journal.
OpenAI is limiting the cyber capabilities of a new model
that can pull off automated cyber attacks.
The chat GPT maker says that its internal testing
determined that the forthcoming model, called Astra,
is capable of devising and executing novel cyber attacks
against difficult targets with only limited human input.
In a blog post, the company said that it has added additional layers of security
to reduce the risk of misuse by hackers,
or after going rogue and hacking targets on its own.
The disclosure comes after a swarm of its AI agents
have the company earlier this summer.
News Corp owner of the Wall Street Journal
has a content licensing partnership with OpenAI.
Apple plans to give its new CEO, John Ternis,
an annual salary of $3 million,
plus a targeted annual stock award of $55 million for fiscal 2027.
According to securities filings,
the iPhone maker increased Ternis' salary effective Tuesday,
the day he officially took the helm of the company.
Apple also disclosed it will pay former CEO Tim Cook
an annual salary of $2 million and a targeted equity award
of $45 million for the next fiscal year.
And the group of musicians led by Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Jason Isbel
is suing AI music platform Suno.
Alegging the company allows its users to generate copycat songs based on artist names
without their permission.
Suno allows users to enter text prompts to generate songs from descriptors,
like genres, types of instruments, and moods.
The artist's lawsuit alleges that Suno's song generator allows users
to create music that evokes specific artists by simply typing their names.
The lawsuit, which is Seeking Class Action Status,
focuses on how AI products use and compensate for artist's name, image, and likeness
rather than the copyrighted music itself,
and sets up a public fight over the unsettled questions
simmering in the music industry.
How artists will assert power over their identities in the messy rise of AI music.
And that's your TNB tech minute.
We'll be back this afternoon with more.
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