As Glaze, a free tool to help artists prevent AI from copying their style, sees an "explosion in demand", researchers say its protections can be bypassed (Ashley Belanger/Ars Technica)

Mediagazer: As Glaze, a free tool to help artists prevent AI from copying their style, sees an “explosion in demand”, researchers say its protections can be bypassed (Ashley Belanger/Ars Technica)

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New York Times:

Biden aides provided questions for radio interviews on The Source on Philadelphia's WURD, on July 3, and The Earl Ingram Show on Wisconsin's WAUK, on July 4— The host of “The Source” on WURD in Philadelphia said officials provided her with a list of eight questions to choose from.
Discussion: Mediaite, ABC News, @ethank@threads.net, @jonkarl, @alexthomp, The Wrap, CBS News, TMZ.com, @ethank@threads.net, @aghamilton29, CNN, Axios, @victorblackwell, @jabeale and @charlesarthur

Discussion:

Joe DePaolo /
Mediaite: Second Biden Interviewer Confirms He Too Was Given Questions in Advance By Biden's Team: 'Didn't Get a Chance' to Ask Everything ‘I Wanted’

Olivia Rubin /
ABC News: 2nd local radio host says they were given questions ahead of Biden interview

Ethan Kaplan /
@ethank@threads.net: Quick: everyone who has ever worked with a publicist, hide your media briefs you've received or given. What in the ever fuck is going on with the beltway media right now?

Jonathan Karl /
@jonkarl: This is malpractice. When you give the interviewer questions, it is no longer an interview. Why did the White House do this?

Alex Thompson /
@alexthomp: New: Biden's team drafted the questions for his 2 first post-debate interviews (both on Black radio). The WH was involved in drafting the q's, per person familiar WH Black media director wasn't part of the process Biden campaign denies WH's involvement. https://www.axios.com/...

Stephanie Kaloi /
The Wrap: White House Gave Radio Hosts Questions to Ask Biden Ahead of Interviews | Video

Ethan Kaplan /
@ethank@threads.net: One guy's press shop pre-screens questions (as any press shop does, you think late night interviews are “spontaneous?"). The other candidate is a felon whose supporters staged a coup at his direction. Media: we gotcha Joe! Fucking clowns. @aghamilton29: Holy smokes. The Biden camp has been pointing to the local radio interviews he did after the debate as evidence that he's fine, but the radio hosts who conducted those interviews told CNN this morning the questions were scripted and provided by the White House. [video] @victorblackwell: A radio host who interviewed President Biden Wednesday tells me the White House sent her the questions before the interview. [video]

Jason Beale /
@jabeale: The radio host who interviewed Biden two days ago - Andrea Lawful-Sanders - just told @CNN that the White House sent her 8 questions in advance and she picked four of the 8 WH questions to ask Biden during the interview.

Charles Arthur /
@charlesarthur: This is pitiful, on both sides. You dictate the questions? You accept the questions?

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Discussion:
Deadline, Variety, Washington Post, ABC News, @brianstelter, @teddyschleifer, Axios, New York Times, CNN, Adweek, @pinboard, @sahilkapur, @erratarob, Fox News, @springer, @amoratv, @joshjame, New York Times, HuffPost, Reuters, Axios, TMZ.com, Mediaite, The Guardian, CBS News, The Hollywood Reporter, NPR, The Wrap, Semafor and Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Discussion:

Ted Johnson /
Deadline: ABC News Saw Significant Ratings Bounce With Joe Biden Interview And Easily Won Timeslot, Early Numbers Show

Brian Steinberg /
Variety: President Biden Fights Critics Calling for Him to Drop Out, Asserts He's ‘Most Qualified’ to Beat Trump in High-Stakes ABC News Interview Washington Post: Sen. Mark Warner seeks to assemble group of Democratic senators to ask Biden to exit race

Brian Stelter /
@brianstelter: Overnight ratings for Biden's interview are in: ABC averaged 8 million viewers for the special telecast. (This total counts TV viewership at home, but does not count all streaming.)

Teddy Schleifer /
@teddyschleifer: More Reed Hastings on Biden: “Biden is unfortunately in denial about his mental state. He needs to step aside to let a vigorous Democratic leader beat Trump,” he said in a statement to ABC News. https://abcnews.go.com/...

Sara Fischer /
Axios: 8.5 million watched Biden's ABC News interview

Hadas Gold /
CNN: George Stephanopoulos steadily presses Biden with tough questions but got no fireworks @pinboard: The whole reason this debate blew up, and why it was so important, is that you can just go see for yourself. You don't need to listen to analysts or reporters. There's a long video of 2024 Biden in an unscripted setting, and endless videos of him in past years to compare it to.

@pinboard:
This is the way. Go to YouTube, pick whatever interview you want from 2019-2020, and compare that to Biden's debate or his interview today. Then extrapolate another four years out and you'll understand why having him seek re-election is simply not tenable.

Sahil Kapur /
@sahilkapur: Biden's response to this final question is reverberating among Democrats right now. [image]

Robert Graham /
@erratarob: This is a great moment to learn about “media training”, between the interviewer trying to get the target off-message, and the interviewee staying on message. Biden ably (given his stutter and age) fends off the attack and delivers his key points ("they all support me"), but

Andrew Springer /
@springer: What we learned tonight is that George Stephanopoulos is perhaps the best journalist on US television. Period.

Antonio Mora /
@amoratv: I'm mystified about the attacks on @GStephanopoulos from some on the right. He asked tough questions, and, if anyone thinks the interview with #Biden helped @POTUS, they need their heads examined. #Stephanopoulos

Josh Jamerson /
@joshjame: George Stephanopoulos, incredibly impressive interviewer tonight. Not grandstanding at all. Just straight-forward questions.

Michael M. Grynbaum /
New York Times: For George Stephanopoulos, 22 Minutes of Probing the Personal.

Simon J. Levien /
New York Times: Read the Full Transcript of President Biden's ABC News Interview

Zolan Kanno-Youngs /
New York Times: Biden Says He Has Not Had a Cognitive Test and Doesn't Need One

Daniel Marans /
HuffPost: Biden On Debate Woes: ‘It Was A Bad Episode’

Hans Nichols /
Axios: Biden refuses cognitive test, denies he's losing to Trump

Zachary Leeman /
Mediaite: George Stephanopoulos Asks Biden ‘Tough, Personal Question’: ‘Are You Being Honest With Yourself?’

David Smith /
The Guardian: Biden says only ‘the Lord almighty’ could make him drop out in pivotal TV interview

Kathryn Watson /
CBS News: Biden tells ABC News his debate was simply a “bad episode” and he doesn't think he's watched it

James Hibberd /
The Hollywood Reporter: Joe Biden Insists to ABC News There's “No Indication of Any Serious Condition”

Natalie Korach /
The Wrap: How to Watch Joe Biden's ABC News Interview: What Time Does it Air?

Tasneem Nashrulla /
Semafor: Biden insists poor debate performance was just a ‘bad night’

Bloomberg:

Discovery investors reach a $125M settlement over claims that company insiders reaped improper benefits worth $1B+ in its $43B merger with WarnerMedia— - Settlement involves payment by Advance/Newhouse partnerships — Merger created one of world's largest entertainment companies

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Deadline

Bloomberg:

A look at the inaugural Esports World Cup, a multi-genre tournament in Riyadh funded by Saudi Arabia, featuring 1,500+ gamers and a record $60M+ prize pool— - Esports World Cup has record prize pool of $60 million — Crown Prince MBS wants to build esports capital in Riyadh

Discussion:
The Sun, BBC, Insider Gaming, DAZN, VSPN Tournaments Limited, USA Today, The UBJ and VentureBeat

Discussion:

Nyle Smith /
The Sun: Esports World Cup 2024 prize money: How much cash be won at huge gaming tournament?

Nyle Smith /
The Sun: Esports World Cup 2024: FULL schedule, stream, TV channel and results for first-ever Saudi gaming competition

Grant Taylor-Hill /
Insider Gaming: The $60 Million Esports World Cup Is Now Live in Riyadh VSPN Tournaments Limited: Esports World Cup Enters Full Swing, Co-organizer VSPO Brings Immersive Coverage

Amaris Encinas /
USA Today: The Esports World Cup, with millions at stake, is underway: Schedule, how to watch

Sourabh Singh /
The UBJ: With millions of dollars on the line, the Esports World Cup has begun: Timetable and methods for viewing.

Jordan Fragen /
VentureBeat: These 27 brands are sponsoring the 2024 Esports World Cup

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CNN:

A look at concerns about Saudi Arabia “sportswashing” as it hosts the Esports World Cup; Saudi Arabia's PIF has bought some of the biggest gaming companies— In the heart of Saudi Arabia's capital, a seismic moment for esports is underway; one which has triggered both excitement and concern across the industry.

Discussion:
@obiexyz, @slasher, VG247, BBC, @liquid112, @lsxyz9, BBC News on YouTube, @slasher, @liquidnazgul, @lsxyz9, @devrelcallum, @pengu, @bekahboo1290, CBC News, @jacobwolf, @middlecottisme, @thechowderhead, @rlewisreports, @moneyfolder5, @ewc_en, @teadvocated, @jacobwolf, @dszajnuk, @jimohagan, @myra__davis, @mattomattik, @hoffasaurusx, @owcesports, @fishstix, @rlewisreports, ABC News (Australia) on YouTube, The Esports Advocate, @jimohagan, The Esports Advocate, @daesanghyeokie, @fishstix, @ow_svb, @invert_lol and @cointree_ow

Discussion:
@obiexyz: hot take: the US also sportswashes its military all the time. The number of times Football & Baseball games have fighter jets fly above, all the military events. It's all propaganda just that American citizens are used to it https://www.cnn.com/...

Rod Breslau /
@slasher: I spoke to CNN on the Saudi govt's growing control of esports with the launch of EWC. there's no going back now https://www.cnn.com/... [image]

Connor Makar /
VG247: First F1, the World Cup, and golf - now esports: gaming's biggest ever sports-washing tournament starts today

Andrew Rogers /
BBC: Esports World Cup boss defends holding event in Saudi Arabia @liquid112: In my last retweet, Victor explains the competitive and commercial considerations that influenced our choice to participate in this year's inaugural EWC. We have not come to this decision lightly, and the video details our concerns about human rights in Saudi Arabia, the @lsxyz9: Don't know how in any world I'm reading negative or ironic tweets or quote retweets on this. Change doesn't happen overnight. People can scoff that it doesn't mean anything but it does even if it's just a needle. Planck's principle will absolutely occur regardless, and actions BBC News on YouTube: Esports World Cup: ‘Everyone is welcome - but adhere to Saudi culture’, says CEO | BBC News

Rod Breslau /
@slasher: Team Liquid players and teams across all games have been permitted and will wear Pride jerseys while competing at EWC in Riyadh, team confirms.

Victor Goossens /
@liquidnazgul: On our participation in the Esports World Cup: [video]

@lsxyz9:
@MiddlecottIsMe It doesn't matter if it benefits them, it benefits lgbt of saudi arabia and others too. Why do you not care that it's a micro win just because it isn't big? You're not going to change their government, large change isn't going to happen, it will come via 1000 micro wins from all

Callum UwUnderwood /
@devrelcallum: A non-games friend texted me about it, and I heard it on the BBC that “thousands of gamers are heading to Qatar” yet I'd seen barely any discussion on twitter, other than some folks apologising for working it [image] @pengu: The lack of streams for EWC have been very puzzling? Huge event, loads of big teams, and all it would take is 1 spectator and a co-streamer or community casters - so many upsets, yet no vods or hype to really share it =(

Bekah /
@bekahboo1290: I hope EWC doesn't make everyone forget that Saudi Arabia and their Crown Prince MBS murdered an American citizen and has some of the worst human rights abuses in the world. Don't let streamers try to make it sound glamorous.

Jacob Wolf /
@jacobwolf: SGDQ, a community event to benefit charity, has more viewers than the Esports World Cup, a Saudi state-backed tournament with the largest prize pool in esports history. I'm sure the Crown Prince is very happy with their investment 👍 [image] @middlecottisme: The whole purpose of sports washing is the sanitisation of the external view of Saudi Arabias government. Gestures like this further their aims by demonstrating that Saudi is a “safe” place for western members of the LGBT community to go and work. Emphasising that the Saudi @thechowderhead: Now, personally, if I was the Saudi government and I saw that my like 60+ million dollar event was having the brakes beaten off it in terms of viewership by fucking Mario Kart DS, I'd be slightly miffed. [image]

Richard Lewis /
@rlewisreports: And everybody clapped. https://x.com/... @moneyfolder5: no offense to the numerous people im going to offend but if the survival of OW esports hinges on saudi oil money, maybe it doesnt deserve to survive anyway @ewc_en: His Royal Highness Faisal bin Bandar bin Sultan Al Saud greeting the South Korean representatives from @T1LoL and @GenG at the #EsportsWorldCup 2024. [image] @teadvocated: Double Dip: TEA has unearthed some early details on the @QiddiyaGaming Club Program, which encourages esports orgs to set up shop in the Kingdom. Orgs that are already a part of the @EWC_EN Club Support Program will likely be a part of this. ✍🏻 @jfudge https://esportsadvocate.net/ ... [image]

Jacob Wolf /
@jacobwolf: Anyone who thought EWC was going to do any better than other regular esports events — aka mid viewership with exception of the major calendar hallmarks of each game — is super dense. It's not the lack of money that's the industry's problem. It's the lack of interest.

David Szajnuk /
@dszajnuk: The fact that the most viewed stream was Twitter and not where gaming culture actually is should tell all You'll see “200K for the opening ceremony” mentioned a lot and the feeling of 2018 VC talk will come flooding back

James O'Hagan /
@jimohagan: This is textbook sportswashing. It is a cruel paradox, highlighting freedoms those who live in the shadows see but not experience. North Korean playbook in full effect here. @myra__davis: LinkedIn is full of people who value a direct influx of unsustainable cash into their industry over building sustainable ecosystems not beholden to the Saudi Crown's blood money. The event is a soulless attempt at SA rebranding via (e)sportswashing and will be dead within 2 years @mattomattik: Esports World Cup created by Saudi Arabia's is rather interesting, Saudi Arabia has no place in esports today, or very little, because the market was too controlled by Europe/America/China, it's going on all weekend, and so far the production looks good, I get the impression

Michael Hassall /
@hoffasaurusx: I'd worry that this move could limit the potential of women and LGBT people to be employed in roles within esports organizations. Notionally, you'd be required to operate an a full office in the KSA and staff it. Or you could operate a kind of token office for the money. @owcesports: Masaa will not be attending EWC, stating he does not want to support the Saudi Arabian regime 🚫 [image]

Ben Goldhaber /
@fishstix: The Esports World Cup has officially kicked off with a $60,000,000+ prize pool, most in esports history, and I've legitimately seen more “hype” and discussion about it on LinkedIn than X.

Richard Lewis /
@rlewisreports: @FishStix That's because that's who it's for, the esports grifter class who've found a reservoir of tainted money to keep their careers alive. ABC News (Australia) on YouTube: Esports World Cup boss defends holding event in Saudi Arabia | The World

James O'Hagan /
@jimohagan: Watching the #sportswashing play out in real time at the @EWC_EN in Riyadh, while Manahel al-Otaibi sits in al-Maraz prison less than 20 miles from the spectacle, is a cruel juxtaposition of fantasy and the reality of rights for the Saudi people. https://esportsadvocate.net/ ...

James Fudge /
The Esports Advocate: Qiddiya City Club Program Details Unearthed

Liz /
@daesanghyeokie: Hello, just want to say this. I know majority are boycotting EWC. Valid by the way. But I still want to say this and I hope you take this with an open mind. While we label this as an event “for funsies” for our LoL teams, I hope we also understand that these are pro games. +

Ben Goldhaber /
@fishstix: It's a much needed lifeline for a sponsorship-dependent industry who has had gambling and crypto sponsors evaporate over the past half decade. Yeah, I'm extremely conflicted, but oil money is already all over the biggest sports in the world. Esports is not immune or special. @ow_svb: Esports went from taking from gambling/crypto to Saudi blood money & yet they've learned 0 lessons along the way If the only way esports can be viable is as pump & dump marketing gimmicks for scummy people to dupe some teens then... maybe not all games should try to be esports @invert_lol: Generously, half the esports LinkedIn crowd is composed of snake oil salesmen and inauthentic entry points into the space. Any “hype” coming from that group is not surprising to me @cointree_ow: Overwatch esports need Saudi oil money to survive this year so it can actually have a chance to attract more worldwide investment next year After that, you can do whatever you want without Saudi money getting in the way of morals This year might unironically be Overwatch's last [image]

Ars Technica:

As Glaze, a free tool to help artists prevent AI from copying their style, sees an “explosion in demand”, researchers say its protections can be bypassed— Artists must wait weeks for Glaze defense against AI scraping amid TOS updates. — For many artists, it's a precarious time to post art online.

Discussion:

Maximilian Schreiner /
The Decoder: Glaze anti-AI image theft tool sees rush of artists following Meta's plans

Debora Bae /
Debora Bae on LinkedIn: Last year, I had the incredible opportunity to join the ekip consortium as part of Nextatlas. Our role involves closely monitoring online conversations …

Christopher Parsons, Ph.D /
Christopher Parsons, Ph.D on LinkedIn: Many creatives are concerned about how their art can be used as training data for generative AI technologies. …

Charles Wiltgen /
@charles.wiltgen@threads.net: I understand how non-technical folks are so dazzled by snake oil solutions like the massively-oversold and easily-defeated Glaze and Nightshade. It's a fun “f#@k Big AI” fantasy, but the only things that will make an actual difference are regulation and legal consequences.

Associated Press:

Former Marion County Record reporter Deb Gruver agrees to accept $235,000 to settle part of her lawsuit over a police raid on the Kansas paper in August 2023— A former reporter for a weekly Kansas newspaper has agreed to accept $235,000 to settle part of her federal lawsuit over a police raid …

Discussion:
New York Times, @apjdhanna and

Discussion:

Emmett Lindner /
New York Times: $235,000 Settlement Is Reached in Police Raid of a Kansas Newspaper

John Hanna /
@apjdhanna: Gruver's lawsuit is among five federal lawsuits filed over the raid. One was filed by a fellow Record reporter, one by the paper's office manager, one by the paper and its publisher, and the fifth by a city council member whose home also was raided. #ksleg

New York Times:

A reporter describes how college journalism classes helped him go from being in jail to becoming a NYT Local Investigations Fellow and Wisconsin Watch reporter— While serving a sentence for burglary, I enrolled in a college journalism class. When I interviewed my correctional officer, my world broadened.

Discussion:
Marc Lacey on LinkedIn, @ricfouad, @joshrmoore, @jmalewitz, @jordancoll21, @mariokoran and @keribla

Discussion:

Marc Lacey /
Marc Lacey on LinkedIn: “I never expected to become a real reporter. While the other students in my first journalism class could go out into the community to interview sources, my options were limited. …

Ric Fouad /
@ricfouad: A moving, thoughtful piece. When the NYT aligns itself with justice, good things happen. And to be clear, it often aligns with rank injustice.

Josh Moore /
@joshrmoore: Powerful story of how college journalism — while in jail — opened up the world for @MarioKoran. 👏

Jim Malewitz /
@jmalewitz: We're so privileged to work with Mario at @WisconsinWatch. His thoughtful work is delivering impact for some of the state's most vulnerable people. Read his powerful essay.

JordanColl /
@jordancoll21: Riveting reporting from the inside out! “My experiences inform who I talk to — and who talks to me — and how I approach my reporting. For better or worse, I am forever a member of this community. And that's the very spirit of local journalism.” Reporting by @MarioKoran @nytimes

Mario Koran /
@mariokoran: 14 years ago, I wrote my first news story from the library of a Wisconsin jail. For the past year, I've been writing about the state's prison system as a New York Times Local Investigations fellow. This is the story of how I went from jail to journalism. https://www.nytimes.com/...

The Hollywood Reporter:

Germany's government pledges to add a 30% film/TV production tax incentive, effective as early as January 2025; Australia raised its rebate to 30% on July 1— German studios have been pushing for the incentive, which they say is necessary to remain competitive in attracting international productions.

RELATED:

Deadline:
Australia raises its Location Offset tax rebate for TV and film productions shooting in the country from the previous 16.5% to 30%

Discussion:
The Hollywood Reporter and IF Magazine

Discussion:

Brendan Swift /
IF Magazine: Location Offset increase finally passed after long delay

Variety:

At the half-year mark, Hollywood media giants have had double-digit stock price declines, except Disney and Fox, and will likely stay underwater in 2024— Disney and Fox Corp. buck the downtrend for showbiz shares at the midyear mark — As always, the numbers tell the tale.

New York Times:

How xenophobic content on Chinese social media, directed towards Japan, the US, Jews, and others, became the subject of a debate and spreads despite censorship— Violent attacks on foreigners have prompted a debate about extreme nationalism online in a country that heavily censors information the government bans.

Discussion:

Li Yuan /
@liyuan6: China has the world's most sophisticated censorship system.Yet its internet is laden with hate speech toward Japanese,Americans,etc. Now violent attacks on foreigners have prompted a debate whether online xenophobia is teaching real-world hate. My latest https://www.nytimes.com/... @scs_disputes: “In the past, if CCTV made a significant error in its reporting, you could mock it, right? But now, even if they blatantly lie, there's nothing you can do about it.” Misinformation incl state-sanctioned xenophobia thrives in Xi's ‘Thought Unity’ world. https://www.nytimes.com/...

@scs_disputes:
When information - on everything - is routinely weaponised, censored and rewritten by the single-party state, what is allowed to be read, seen and discussed is itself a state message. @LiYuan6 [image]

Alfons López Tena /
@alfonslopeztena: China's dictatorship has the world's most sophisticated system to censor the internet when it wants to. Yet the Chinese internet is laden with hate speech toward Japanese, Americans, Jews, and Africans, and violent attacks on foreigners are spreading https://www.nytimes.com/...

David Mulroney /
@david_mulroney: Is Xenophobia on Chinese Social Media Teaching Real-World Hate? https://www.nytimes.com/... “If the backbone of a society is completely submerged by the tide of nationalism, the future fate of the country is predictable”

Kenneth Roth /
@kenroth: “To stop the Chinese public from talking about Xi Jinping, a social media platform censored 564 names that users had come up with to refer to him....A regulator gave a video platform a database of more than 35,000 terms about Mr. Xi that it wanted policed.” https://www.nytimes.com/...

Michael D Pendleton /
Michael D Pendleton on LinkedIn: “Xenophobic online content like the schoolyard video is the subject of debate in China right now. Last week, a Chinese man stabbed a Japanese mother and her son in eastern China. …

Dr. Nils Seibert /
Dr. Nils Seibert on LinkedIn: „Yet the Chinese internet is laden with hate speech toward Japanese, Americans, Jews and Africans, as well as Chinese who are critical of the government. …

Gabriele Iuvinale /
Gabriele Iuvinale on LinkedIn: The video posted last year on Chinese social media showed more than 100 Japanese children, supposedly at an elementary school in Shanghai, gathered in their schoolyard. …

VentureBeat:

ElevenLabs launches Voice Isolator, a freemium AI tool for removing background noise from audio files for film, podcast, and interview post production— ElevenLabs, the AI voice startup known for its voice cloning, text-to-speech and speech-to-speech models, has just added another tool to its product portfolio: an AI Voice Isolator.

Discussion:
@racheltobac, @elevenlabsio, @ammaar, @elevenlabsio, ElevenLabs, Maginative, Cryptopolitan and Hacker News, more at Techmeme »

Discussion:

Rachel Tobac /
@racheltobac: Now I don't need to independently edit the voice I want to voice clone out of a noisy environment before cloning it — I can just isolate the voice and then clone it easily. Voice cloning is only going to get easier for hacking, folks. @elevenlabsio: We plan to make Voice Isolator available via API in the coming weeks. Share your email in the form on the bottom of the landing page to be notified as soon as it's available: https://elevenlabs.io/...

Ammaar Reshi /
@ammaar: We just launched our Voice Isolator! 🚀 The best way to remove any background noise and extract crystal clear dialog from your content There was a method to our madness yesterday [video]

@elevenlabsio:
Introducing Voice Isolator. Remove unwanted background noise and extract crystal clear dialogue from any audio to make your next podcast, interview, or film sound like it was recorded in the studio. Try it free: https://elevenlabs.io/... [video]

Richard Banfield /
Maginative: ElevenLabs Launches AI Voice Isolator to Clean Up Messy Background Noise

Enacy Mapakame /
Cryptopolitan: ElevenLabs debuts AI Voice Isolator to remove unwanted noises from recordings

TechCrunch:

YouTube updates its Erase Song tool for creators with an AI algorithm to detect and remove any copyrighted music from their videos without impacting other audio— On July 4, YouTube released an updated eraser tool for creators so they can easily remove any copyrighted music …

Discussion:
@nealmohan, Christian Falk on LinkedIn, Boing Boing and The Verge, more at Techmeme »

Discussion:

Neal Mohan /
@nealmohan: Good news creators: our updated Erase Song tool helps you easily remove copyright-claimed music from your video (while leaving the rest of your audio intact). Learn more... https://www.youtube.com/...

Christian Falk /
Christian Falk on LinkedIn: The project I've been working on recently just launched and got some nice attention - YouTube Studio Erase Song. …

Gaby Del Valle /