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ByteDance's New Deepfake AI, OpenAI considers open source, Adobe Acrobat AI: Smart Contract, Digma's AI Code Fixer, Google's AI shift to military weapons

ByteDance's New Deepfake AI
  1. ByteDance's new AI makes incredibly realistic deepfakes.
    ByteDance's new AI, OmniHuman-1, generates incredibly realistic deepfake videos from a single photo and audio clip, raising concerns about potential misuse but also showcasing impressive advancements in AI video generation.
  2. OpenAI regrets closed-source AI and considers open source.
    DeepSeek's low-cost AI rivaling OpenAI sparks debate on open-source vs. proprietary models. Altman admits OpenAI's closed approach may be a mistake.
  3. Adobe Acrobat AI: Smart Contract Review in Minutes.
    Adobe's new AI-powered Acrobat assistant helps users quickly understand complex contracts, saving time and boosting confidence in contract management.
  4. Digma's AI Code Fixer Prevents Bugs Early.
    Digma's new Preemptive Observability Analysis engine proactively identifies and suggests fixes for code issues before they hit production, saving engineering teams valuable time and resources.
  5. Google's AI shift: Now open to military weapons.
    Google quietly removed its AI pledge to avoid harmful apps, including weapons. Experts worry this opens the door to lethal AI development. A concerning shift in tech ethics.