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Explore English articles about Generative AI.
Three publishers and an author sued Google, alleging that books and papers from Google Books and other sources were repurposed to train Gemini. At issue are the boundary between search-purpose copying and AI training, the routes by which data was obtained, and disclosure of provenance on a work-by-work basis.
In chiral antiferromagnets, promising as next-generation memory materials, thinning the film thickness to 30 nanometers or less and optimizing heat dissipation has enabled ultrafast spin-reversal control that does not rely on heat. This opens a path to overcoming the speed limitations imposed by conventional thermal relaxation.
By applying black hole energy extraction theory to create synthetic rotation within an electronic circuit, researchers have succeeded in amplifying electromagnetic waves. This new principle promises to solve the power consumption and heat dissipation challenges plaguing conventional amplifiers, positioning it as a revolutionary technology to underpin next-generation ultra-high-speed optical communication infrastructure.
A Korean research team has developed a technology that eliminates contact resistance at the junction with metal electrodes by forming continuous semimetallic and semiconducting regions within a single platinum diselenide thin film. Atomic-level observation proves the absence of electron traffic jams, contributing to lower power consumption in next-generation chips.
On June 25, 2026, Google submitted comments to the EU Copyright Directive review opposing DNS, IP, and VPN blocking. We examine the timing—just three months after losing in a French appellate court—and the parallel dynamics of regulatory expansion and judicial pushback unfolding simultaneously in the EU and the US.
A research group at the University of Tokyo has developed, for the first time in the world, a technology that reads and writes the magnetic information of a single atom using only quantum mechanical "force," without using any electric current whatsoever. Because this method can prevent heat generation from Joule heating as well as malfunctions, it represents a groundbreaking achievement toward realizing the ultimate high-density memory.
London-based Spectral Compute has published its own benchmarks showing its CUDA-compatible compiler SCALE running 5.94x faster than HIP on AMD GPUs, raised $6 million in November 2025, and joined the NVIDIA Inception Program in June 2026. This piece examines where the evidence stands, contrasted against the ZLUDA precedent.
Meta has removed, across all accounts, the reference feature of its AI tool "Muse Image," which could generate images of Instagram users without their consent, just three days after launch amid a concentration of criticism from multiple directions. This is an examination of what marks the third failure of consent-related design at Meta since 2025.
A large-scale Spotify survey found that AI-generated tracks now account for over 40% of new releases, yet 93% fail to reach 1,000 plays. This piece examines the limits of distributor screening, detection tools, and voluntary labeling.
