SPIRITUAL AI

YouTube Warns OpenAI Not to Use Its Videos as Sora Learning Media YouTube (Photo: Unsplash)  – Content produced by Artificial Intelligence (AI) is still controversial because of its learning methods. According to some people, AI content harms artists and writers by stealing their work.  These works are taken to be learning tools so that AI can create any image, video or text. Therefore, major media such as the New York Times and Getty Images took legal steps to protect their work.  YouTube might take similar action if Sora, OpenAI's text-based video creation tool, actually steals content from YouTube. YouTube CEO Neal Mohan has also issued a warning.  Mohan's firm stance was a response to OpenAI CTO Mira Murati's statement some time ago. To the Wall Street Journal, quoted from Engadget, Murati admitted that he was not sure whether Sora took data from YouTube, Instagram and Facebook.  The uncertainty of this learning data gives rise to polemics. This means

US Warns of Danger of China's Plan to Dominate Information China responded by asking the US to look in the mirror China has reportedly poured billions of dollars into an effort to dominate and regulate global information. The United States (US) government is concerned that China is taking advantage of its ability to control global information.  This was written in a report released by the Global Engagement Center of the US Department of State on Thursday (28/9/2023). The agency accused the Chinese government of using a combination of tactics in an effort to control critical information.  1. The US is worried that China could influence economic and security policy United States flag (unsplash.com/Dave Sherrill) China is suspected of having the aim of building an information ecosystem according to its country's propaganda and interests.  "If left unchecked, China will reshape the world of global information, creating biases and misunderstandings that could even c