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Recently, researchers from Stanford University and the University of Hong Kong discovered that current AI Agents (such as Claude) are more easily disrupted by pop-ups than humans, with significantly reduced performance even when faced with simple pop-ups. According to the study, AI Agents achieved an average attack success rate of 86% when confronted with deliberately designed pop-ups in experimental environments, leading to a 47% decrease in task success rate. This finding has sparked new concerns regarding the safety of AI Agents, especially as they are assigned more autonomous tasks.

🔍 The proposal standardizes the rules regarding the use of personal faces, names, and voices, allowing for the creation of digital replicas in news, public affairs, sports broadcasting, documentaries, or biographical works, provided that consent is obtained from the relevant individuals or rights holders. 🔍 The anti-fraud bill essentially normalizes right of publicity laws, which vary by state and target the use of computer-generated replicas of deceased individuals. 🔍 There are concerns within the music industry about the fragmentation of right of publicity, potentially making it difficult to protect artists' public rights across state lines. 🔍 Industry organizations and law firms are responding to this proposal.

About 60% of recording artists have started using artificial intelligence technology in their works. Famous musicians like Grimes and Drake have different attitudes toward AI. The impact of AI on music creation is increasing, influencing the production and award standards in pop music.