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🎨 Blade Runner 2049 creator sues Musk over robotaxi photos
💰 Zoom partners with Suki to offer AI-powered medical note-taking
📹 AI tutorial: Create online forms using AI
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AI NEWS
ELON MUSK
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The production company behind Blade Runner 2049, Alcon Entertainment, has filed a lawsuit against Tesla, Elon Musk, and Warner Bros Discovery for allegedly using imagery from the film without permission at Tesla’s robotaxi launch event.
The Details:
Permission Denied: Alcon claims it had specifically refused Warner Bros’ request to use material from Blade Runner 2049 for Tesla’s robotaxi event on 10 October.
Unauthorized Use: Despite the refusal, Alcon alleges that AI-generated imagery based on the movie was used at the event without permission, violating intellectual property rights.
False Endorsement: The lawsuit also accuses the event organisers of suggesting a connection between Alcon and Tesla, misleading audiences about any endorsement.
Financial Impact: Alcon highlighted the “substantial financial magnitude” of the alleged misappropriation, emphasizing the impact on its brand.
This legal action underscores the increasing challenges around intellectual property and AI-generated content, especially as brands incorporate popular media into high-profile events. It also raises concerns about brand misrepresentation and unauthorized endorsements in the business world.
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Zoom partners with Suki for AI medical note-taking
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Zoom has announced a partnership with Suki, an AI medical scribe provider, to offer doctors on its platform an AI-powered scribe that takes notes during patient consultations.
The Details:
Zoom’s Dominance: Zoom handles around 36% of U.S. telehealth visits, making it the leading video-conferencing platform in healthcare, according to Definitive Healthcare.
Suki Partnership: After reviewing various options, Zoom selected Suki as its AI scribe partner. Suki recently closed a $70 million Series D funding round.
Competitors: Amazon-owned One Medical uses Bedrock and AWS HealthScribe for its AI tools, while other competitors in the AI medical note-taking space include Abridge, Nabla, and Ambiance Healthcare.
Market Growth: AI medical scribe startups are rapidly growing, with notable differentiation in services catering to either large healthcare systems or smaller medical practices.
Zoom’s collaboration with Suki highlights the growing role of AI in healthcare, simplifying administrative tasks for doctors and pushing video-conferencing platforms to incorporate AI innovations for greater efficiency in telehealth.
AI & TECH NEWS
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AI TUTORIAL
AI TUTORIAL
Forms.app is a user-friendly platform that allows you to create customized online forms for surveys, registrations, and more.
Steps to follow:
Visit the Forms.app , sign up for an account, and log in to access your dashboard.
Click “Create Form” and choose a template or start from scratch to build your form.
Add and edit form fields (such as text, multiple-choice, and dropdowns) to suit your needs. Customize the design and layout.
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AI & TECH NEWS
Midjourney plans to let anyone on the web edit images with AI
Midjourney is releasing an upgraded web tool that allows users to edit uploaded images using generative AI, including retexturing and recoloring objects. The tool will initially be available to a limited subset of users with increased moderation to prevent abuse. Concerns about AI image editing, such as copyright infringement and deepfakes, persist as platforms struggle with how to label AI-modified content.
Interface AI raises $30M to help banks field customer requests
Interface.ai, a customer automation platform for financial institutions, has raised $30 million in a funding round led by Avataar Venture Partners. Of the total, $20 million was in equity and $10 million in debt. Interface, which had been bootstrapped until now, provides AI-driven voice and text agents to handle basic customer service tasks for banks.
Meta tests facial recognition
Meta is testing facial recognition technology to combat scam ads, particularly those using celebrity images (known as “celeb-bait”) to trick users into providing personal data or money. The system compares faces in flagged ads with public figure profile pictures on Facebook and Instagram to identify and block fraudulent ads. Meta assures that any facial data generated is immediately deleted and not used for other purposes.
In Q3 2024, VCs invested $3.9 billion in generative AI startups across 206 deals, with $2.9 billion going to U.S.-based companies. Major recipients included Magic, Glean, Hebbia, and China’s Moonshot AI. Despite concerns over reliability and legality, VCs are betting on generative AI’s potential in profitable industries.
Canva has added new AI features, including “Dream Lab,” an image generator powered by Leonardo.ai’s Phoenix model. Dream Lab allows users to create images in various styles from text prompts and offers better control over multi-subject images. Canva has also improved its Magic tool suite with enhancements like text autocomplete, AI-powered summarization, and video captioning.
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