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Australia to adopt 'mandatory' AI safeguards
Artificial intelligence companies will have to abide by new "mandatory" safeguards when operating in Australia, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Tuesday. With immense renewable energy potential and vast stretches of uninhabited land, Australia has billed itself as a prime location for the data centres needed to power artificial intelligence.
ETMarkets Smart Talk| Higher yields offer opportunities, but investors need not rush into long-duration funds: Shriram Ramanathan
In this edition of ETMarkets Smart Talk, Shriram Ramanathan, CIO–Fixed Income at HSBC Mutual Fund, discusses the changing dynamics in India’s bond market, the outlook for interest rates and yields, and how investors should navigate the choice between debt mutual funds, fixed deposits and government securities. He also explains why liquidity and flexibility could matter more than rushing to lock into longer-duration bets in the current environment.
Delhi Police arrest Maya IPTV operator after raids in Delhi, Haryana
Delhi Police carried out significant raids in both Bahadurgarh, Haryana, and Rajouri Garden, Delhi, where they arrested a suspected reseller accused of distributing content illegally. This action followed a complaint from JioStar regarding unauthorized distribution practices. The suspect allegedly operated the Maya IPTV application for approximately two years, which granted access to over 4,450 television channels. Law enforcement continues to investigate and identify others within the distribution network.
How businesses are using generative AI to create content at scale
The integration of generative AI into creative workflows is revolutionizing content production and innovation. Many Indian creators are witnessing enhanced business success and operational efficiency through these tools. Nonetheless, human intervention is vital to uphold brand consistency and quality in the final results. At the ET AI Awards 2027, outstanding organizations leveraging generative AI in their creative practices will be celebrated.
Tesla, Samsung oppose new US tariffs on Vietnam as probe deadline nears
Businesses are divided over whether Washington should propose new tariffs on Vietnamese goods this month, with Tesla and Samsung not in favour, while others have called for penalties, submissions to the US government show.
Tesla, Samsung oppose new US tariffs on Vietnam as probe deadline nears
A trade investigation into Vietnam's intellectual property practices is nearing a conclusion with a November 29 deadline. Various industries have conflicting views on whether new tariffs should be imposed on Vietnamese goods. Tesla and Samsung are against additional tariffs, while steel and wood sectors advocate for penalties. Vietnam has faced escalating exports to the US, surpassing its previous trade standings.
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Ethan Klein Net Worth: How the H3 podcast star built a $25 million fortune with wife Hila amid his affair allegations has the internet spiralling
Ethan Klein and Hila Klein have a combined net worth of approximately $25 million. They built their wealth through YouTube, podcasting, and their streetwear brand Teddy Fresh. Hila publicly accused Ethan of having an affair, leading to their separation. Additionally, the H3 Podcast production crew decided to stop working with Ethan following these allegations. This situation has raised concerns about the future of their podcast and overall financial stability.
Who is Ethan Klein? H3 Podcast star’s recent affair allegations exposed by wife Hila Klein as H3 Podcast crew breaks silence
Ethan Klein and Hila Klein, prominent figures in the online community, are navigating a tumultuous marital crisis. Hila has publicly accused Ethan of cheating for an extended period, riddled with deception. In light of this scandal, Ethan declared a hiatus for their H3 Podcast. Meanwhile, the podcast team has rallied around Hila, cutting ties with Ethan, as uncertainty looms over the future of their show.
Anthropic, music publishers square off on 'fair use' defense in AI copyright case
US District Judge Eumi Lee did not rule at a hearing in San Jose but pressed both sides on the fair use question, which could be key to dozens of other high-stakes copyright infringement cases in the AI era.
NYT, AFP, The Economist join 40+ publishers to stop AI firms monetising content without permission
Over 40 publishers have united in the SPUR coalition to protect their content from unauthorized AI usage. This initiative includes prominent outlets like The New York Times and the Financial Times. Recent legal actions have aimed at stopping AI companies from using copyrighted materials for training purposes. SPUR is also working on ways for publishers to track content usage and enforce licensing.
AI latest update: Why are New York Times, Agence France-Presse, The Economist joining over 40 publishers in coalition against Artificial Intelligence usage?
OpenAI and its backer, Microsoft, also face similar copyright claims from prominent authors and news organizations, including the New York Times.
Reddit-Perplexity AI clash: What to know about high-profile data scrapping case
Reddit-Perplexity AI clash: The case is part of a wave of copyright cases targeting AI companies over their alleged use of protected content for AI training.
Joint pain isn’t the same for everyone. Should treatment be?
Joint pain is frequently dismissed as an inevitable consequence of aging; however, it may point to significant underlying issues. Symptoms like stiffness and inflammation warrant a consultation with healthcare professionals. Various forms of arthritis necessitate unique treatment approaches, and symptoms can differ from person to person. Maintaining an active lifestyle and a healthy weight is crucial for preserving joint health.
YouTube was close to selling to Yahoo. How Google sealed the $1.65 billion deal at 3 A.M. in a Denny’s parking lot
YouTube was close to selling to Yahoo in 2006 before Google agreed to pay $1.65 billion for the video platform. The deal was finalized in an unusual setting: a Denny’s parking lot at 3 a.m., where executives signed the merger documents under BlackBerry phone lights.
USA Today vs OpenAI: Key questions over ChatGPT training data, news copyright and whether publishers should be paid for their work
USA Today Co has initiated a lawsuit against OpenAI over alleged unauthorized use of its copyrighted articles. The complaint claims OpenAI used hundreds of thousands of articles for training its AI models. USA Today Co seeks damages exceeding $250 million along with an injunction to stop the infringement. This case reflects a larger legal struggle between media publishers and technology companies regarding copyright use.
Anthropic tells Australia it's open to laws requiring reporting of AI agent hacks
Anthropic insists that its products have not compromised Australian government systems amid ongoing inquiries. Executives of the company voiced support for potential data breach disclosure regulations in response to a parliamentary investigation. Meanwhile, content creators pushed back against proposed copyright law adjustments intended to aid AI firms in utilizing Australian content. Officials affirmed that existing copyright statutes are adequate to address the needs of the AI industry.
Polish regulator suspects Google abused dominant position in publisher payment talks
The Office of Competition and Consumer Protection, known by its Polish abbreviation UOKiK, said the charges relate to how Google negotiates remuneration for displaying articles and snippets in its search results, Google News and Discover services.
ASCI issues AI labelling guidelines for ads, rules to take effect in three months
ASCI’s new AI advertising guidelines require disclosure of synthetically generated content (SGC) when hiding its AI origin could materially affect how consumers understand or act on an advertisement. The rules take effect three months after publication.
Google wins dismissal of Chegg, Penske Media lawsuits over AI overviews
In his ruling on Wednesday, US District Judge Amit Mehta in Washington said Chegg and Penske's claims that Google's business practices violate antitrust law "fail to get out of the starting gate."
India’s media industry needs to move from scale to value: Prabhat
Prabhat emphasized the need for India's media and entertainment industry to create enduring economic value. He noted that overwhelming scale of content production is insufficient for sustainability and growth in creative enterprises. Greater investment in original intellectual property and improved protection against piracy were highlighted as essential.
India's TV industry urges I&B Ministry to restore BARC ratings immediately, Kevin Vaz says
Kevin Vaz emphasized the importance of restoring BARC audience ratings to ensure stability in the broadcasting sector. He noted the vital role of reliable measurement during the festive season for campaign planning. Vaz highlighted the growth of India's media and entertainment industry, particularly in the digital segment and live events. He pointed out emerging opportunities in content commerce and new formats like micro-dramas.
JioStar seeks immediate restoration of BARC ratings, regulatory roadmap for linear TV
JioStar CEO Kevin Vaz emphasized the urgent need for the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting to restore BARC audience ratings. This absence of credible audience data is creating uncertainty for broadcasters and advertisers during the festive season. Vaz noted that reliable audience measurement is crucial for brands to effectively plan campaigns. He also expressed the need for regulatory reforms to support the evolution of linear broadcasting.
Zee escalates copyright fight against Reliance-Disney's JioStar
India's Zee Entertainment has initiated contempt proceedings against JioStar for violations of a court injunction. The injunction prohibits JioStar from using Zee's copyrighted music and content in its programming. Despite the court order, Zee claims JioStar continued to exploit this content after the injunction was issued. JioStar previously argued that any violations were unintentional and residual. The conflict reflects the growing competition for content rights in India's media landscape.
Australia steps up response to AI after OpenAI bot breaches health system database
The incursion on one of the country's most used government agencies may prompt a tougher stance as Australia readies AI-specific laws starting in 2027, adding pressure to Australia-US relations already tested by Canberra's teen social media ban, tech policy experts said.
China fuels rush to turn AI video into an industry
Shenzhen has emerged as a leading hub for AI filmmakers in China, attracting various local governments wanting to establish tech clusters. Amid rapid growth in AI-generated content, the industry faces the risk of oversupply and declining value. While production costs for AI films decrease significantly, concerns arise regarding copyright infringement and originality. Some consumers have expressed dissatisfaction with AI content and efforts to define its regulations are ongoing.
Cinematographic film not IT software under GST: HC; quashes Rs 79 cr tax demand on Karan Johar firms
Bombay High Court maintained that a cinematographic film is not IT software under GST law regardless of its method of delivery. The court set aside a tax demand of over Rs 79.7 crore from Karan Johar's two production companies after stating that the transactions as licensing of IT software under Services Accounting Code (SAC) 998340, attracting 18 per cent Goods and Services Tax (GST).
Anthropic, OpenAI call for Australia to relax ban on training of AI models
Australia has said it will implement a broad set of rules on AI and data centres to take effect from next year, but has already ruled out an exemption to copyright laws which effectively prevents the mostly US-domiciled companies from undertaking training there.
What’s behind Disney’s appointment of its first company-wise CTO Karandeep Anand?
Anand comes from Character.AI, generative AI startup Disney accused of copyright infringement in September 2025.
OpenAI, Microsoft executives' quotes on AI training threaten copyright defense, news outlets argue
OpenAI and its largest financial backer, Microsoft, have argued in the Manhattan federal court case that their AI training on millions of newspaper articles is protected as fair use because it transforms copyrighted material into new content and does not compete with or replace the news organizations' journalism.
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