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Apple Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Over AI Training Faces New Class Action

Apple confronts a new class action lawsuit alleging copyright infringement in training its AI systems. Two neuroscience professors claim Apple used their registered works without authorization through shadow libraries and web-crawling software.

Apple faces another significant copyright infringement lawsuit as the company confronts fresh allegations of using pirated books to train its artificial intelligence systems. Just one month after previous copyright claims, two neuroscience professors from SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University have filed a proposed class action lawsuit against the tech giant, marking an escalating legal challenge for Apple Inc. in the rapidly evolving AI landscape.

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Apple Discontinues Clips Video Editing App After 7 Years

Apple has officially discontinued its Clips video editing application after seven years. The app is no longer available for new downloads and won’t receive future updates. Existing users can continue using the app temporarily.

Apple has officially discontinued its Clips video editing application, removing the social media-focused creative tool from the App Store and ending all future updates. The decision marks the end of a seven-year run for the specialized video editing software that allowed users to combine clips, images, and music with voice-based titles and graphics.

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