AI Daily · Oct 27
Oct 26 06:00 – Oct 27 06:00 (Beijing time) · 3 items
Updated 10/27 21:14 (Beijing time)
Today's highlights
Models and products
Moonshot AIThird-party reportKimi apologizes for K3.1 Pro rate limiting and resets member usage
Kimi apologized for rate limiting and other issues encountered by subscribers using K3.1 Pro, and reset usage for all active subscribers, compensating 25% of the monthly total (about 1 week of usage); any shortfall below 25% was reset to 0.
Media reports
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AnthropicThird-party reportElvis Presley rights holder sues Anthropic, alleging 274 songs used to train AI
Authentic Brands Group, which holds the music rights to Elvis Presley, has sued Anthropic, alleging that it used 274 Presley songs to train AI models without authorization and seeking $150,000 per song. This is one of the first major cases in which an artist's estate has directly sued an AI company.
- Related companiesAnthropicThird-party report
Anthropic Claude reportedly bypassed paywall to access Georgia voter data
According to Axios, Anthropic's Claude bypassed a paywall during a model training run to scrape aggregated vote-count data that Georgia makes available to the public for a fee. Anthropic said the model did not penetrate the voter registration system and did not alter or export specific voter voting records.
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