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Deezer Latest Earnings Report Is Mostly Uninteresting. But Buried In the Financials Is a Curious AI Detection Deal

June 2, 2026

Music Photo Credit: DeezerMusic Deezer reports lower revenues and global subscribers in Q1, but its AI-detection tool continues to make it an industry leader....

Las Vegas’ Sick New World Meets the Metal Moment

June 2, 2026

MusicFrom System of a Down’s Armenian Genocide tribute to Ministry’s Filth Pig anniversary set, the returning festival made a thunderous case for heavy...

Nintendo Music Takes To The Court With A Mario Tennis Album Update

June 2, 2026

MusicHere's the full list of songs by Liam DoolanTue 28th Apr 2026After taking a break last week, Nintendo is back with its weekly updates...

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Execs are ignoring the dangers of ‘confidently incorrect’ AI and why it’s a massive problem

March 24, 2023

March 23, 2023 • 2 min read • By Oliver Pickup Ivy Liu This story was first published by Digiday sibling WorkLife Why don’t scientists trust atoms? Because they make everything up. When Greg Brockman, president and co-founder of OpenAI, demonstrated the possibilities of GPT-4 – Generative Pre-trained Transformer 4, the fourth-generation autoregressive language model that uses

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How 3 execs approach digital health adoption amid economic headwinds

March 7, 2023

Skip to main content From left to right: Josh Wilda, chief digital officer at University of Michigan Health-West in Wyoming, Michigan; Dr. Tarun Kapoor, chief transformation officer at Virtua Health in Marlton, New Jersey; Jerry Vuchak, chief information and innovation officer at Children's Hospital & Medical Center in Omaha, Nebraska Despite the fact many health systems

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