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Cable Industry to Challenge FCC's Repeal of TV Ownership Limit

Major cable lobby groups, including Comcast and Charter, announced plans to sue the FCC over its recent decision to eliminate the National Television Ownership Rule. The rule previously restricted the number of broadcast TV stations a single company could own, but was repealed on August 6, with the order published on October 1. The cable groups argue that the change will lead to increased retransmission fees and higher consumer bills, while the FCC claims the new approach allows for more flexible, case-by-case review of mergers.

OpenAI Implements EU-Only Invisible Watermarking for ChatGPT Texts

OpenAI announced it will introduce an invisible watermark to texts generated by ChatGPT and Codex within the European Union to meet the requirements of the EU AI Act. The watermark, which subtly influences word choices, will be gradually rolled out to eligible users in the EU over the coming weeks, while API users globally can enable it for select models starting immediately. The technique is designed to be undetectable to readers but identifiable by specialized detectors, and it remains in the text even after copying or pasting.

Slovenia’s .si Domain Surges Amid US AI Rebranding by Trump and Musk

Following President Trump’s declaration that the US would adopt the term 'super intelligence' for AI, the popularity of Slovenia’s .si domain extension has skyrocketed, with over 10,000 registrations daily since late September. Elon Musk also announced renaming his AI company to SpaceXSI, reflecting the trend. The .si extension has become the second most popular globally after .com, with significant interest from the US and India.

North Richland Hills demands $2.3M for Flock public records request

Officials in North Richland Hills, Texas, have requested a $2.3 million fee before releasing records related to Flock surveillance camera data. The fee was based on an estimate that reviewing the data would require 14 years of work at $15 per hour, according to the city. The request was made by the Texas Privacy Coalition, which criticized the cost as excessive and intended to hinder access to information about law enforcement's use of Flock systems.

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