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ByteDance to squeeze more American influence with Lemon8
ByteDance is gearing up for a full public launch of its lifestyle app, Lemon8.
Metaphysic wants actors to copyright their own AI doubles
Tom Graham is trying to put a stamp of authenticity on his duplicate self.
Young Americans love Chinese apps
Last month, four of the five top apps in the US were made in China.
Musk dreams of remaking Twitter into PayPal 2.0
Elon Musk wants to model Twitter after China’s WeChat.
BuzzFeed is using AI to write everything now
BuzzFeed has quietly been using AI to generate travel articles.
Apple tunes a better music streamer
What gives Apple Music Classical a glimpse into the future is how it wrangles “metadata”
Snap wants to give brands a leg up in AR
Snap is bringing the power of AR outside of Snapchat with its new AR Enterprise Services (ARES) business unit, giving retailers the ability to build native AR try-on tools on their own platforms.
Apple is set to drop a billion on theatrical features
Apple wants to become a much bigger player in the theatrical business, putting a billion aside to make movies that will play exclusively in theaters before heading to Apple TV+.
Writers Guild pushes to ensure AI aren’t writers
In its contract-renewal talks with Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP), the Writers Guild of America (WGA) has laid out that artificial intelligence can’t make intellectual property or be used as literary material.