AI Daily News by Bush Bush

1. The famous gaming company, Valve, is not taking any AI-generated artwork for all the uploads for Steam, with its policies centering on owning all of the assets that are uploaded on the platform. Its developer shared their story on Reddit which details his journey about Valve’s rejection and the message that comes along with it.[1]
2. Microsoft President Brad Smith on Thursday talked up the benefits of regulating artificial intelligence and how the U.S. software giant can help, reiterating a message to a Brussels audience that he delivered in Washington last month.[2]
3. OpenAI and its major backer Microsoft, are facing a $3 billion lawsuit alleging the theft of personal information for training their AI models. The lawsuit, filed by sixteen pseudonymous individuals on Wednesday in federal court in San Francisco, claims that the companies’ AI products based on ChatGPT collected and disclosed personal information without proper notice or consent.[3]
4. AI text generators like ChatGPT, Bing AI chatbot, and Google Bard have been getting a lot of attention lately. These large language models can create impressive pieces of writing that seem totally legit. But here’s the twist: a new study suggests that we humans might be falling for the misinformation they generate.[4]

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