Andy Warhol and AI

PLUS: Adobe's watermark, AI radio, and Harvey gets funding

Hey folks, today we’ve got law and media mixed up in the AI world, an old non-AI case, funding in legal AI, AI-generated music radio, and watermarking AI images.

Let’s get to it.

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🤌 Our Picks

Highlights if you've only got 2 minutes

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If you thought it was impossible for Andy Warhol to get involved with AI after passing away 26 years ago you’d be very wrong. The US Copyright Office is coming up with a decision about whether his Prince pieces are “transformative” enough to claim them without reference to the original photographer. Why is that relevant to AI? Well, the legal decision could have huge ramifications for how copyright arguments pan out regarding AI-generated art going forward. It’ll implicitly address big questions like “At what point should AI art be possible to copyright, if at all?”

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One of the biggest VCs has just led the Series A funding round for one of the hottest GOD DAMN generative AI start-ups in the biz. Harvey, the legal AI start-up (if you didn’t catch on, there’s the GOD DAMN reference for you), has now got formal backing from Sequoia. They’ll be helping them drive forward with everything legal AI, from custom models to data segregation, to security and compliance. Time to unlock LLMs in Law.

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We’ve been piping up a lot lately with the hype going on in the music industry after the Fake Drake song and Grimes opening herself up to AI. If you’ve been keenly following, you’ll enjoy this pick: an AI radio on Soundcloud with purely AI-generated songs - and they actually sound so damn real! This is my first real foray into AI music and I’m impressed. One curious thing though: so far it’s all seemed to be used to create that modern hip-hop auto-tuned style music (not the good old school stuff…). Is that a reflection of current trends or the restricted ability of AI?

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We started the picks on the topic of generative images and art, so let’s finish on it. (Not sure of my logic there, but just gonna proceed anyways…) Adobe have previously spearheaded a Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) for photos and images, and they’re planning to use it to roll-out plans to watermark AI-generated content. This way, the cat-and-mouse battle of identifying the stuff would be solved. One big problem: it’ll require people to actually sign up to the initiative to use it, but given Adobe’s presence in the creative market, maybe they’re the team to do it.

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Product launches, updates and demos
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  • Fast GPT - AI answering engine that runs a full search engine underneath. (link)

🤓 Miscellaneous

News, podcasts, videos, blogs etc
  • Mark Zuckerberg says Meta wants to introduce AI agents to billions of people. (link)

  • DeepFloyd IF - A novel state-of-the-art open-source text-to-image model. (link)

  • PwC plans to invest $1B in generative AI in the next 3 years. (link)

  • Arize launches Phoenix, an open-source library to monitor LLM hallucinations. (link)

  • From DrakeGPT to Infinite Grimes, AI-generated music strikes a chord. (link)

  • The discord where thousands of rogue producers are making AI music. (link)

  • Tech giants bury mediocre results under AI hype. (link)

  • Learning agile soccer skills for a bipedal robot with deep reinforcement learning. (link)

  • TextDeformer - Geometry manipulation using text guidance. (link)

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How-to’s and resources
  • A guide to prompting AI—there are no secret ones. (link)

  • Learning AI with GitHub Copilot. (link)

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