Hosts Ashley Coffey and Daniel Hill cover two big AI stories this week. First, Anthropic announced that Claude will now embed invisible watermarks in AI-generated text and attach signed "provenance" metadata (a verifiable digital record of where a file came from) to generated files like images, in order to comply with the EU AI Act. Ashley draws a parallel to the EU's USB-C charger mandate to show how EU tech regulations tend to ripple out and affect US companies and consumers too. Second, they dig into Google Gemini's milestone of surpassing 1 billion monthly active users, with a standout stat: 63% of Gemini users talk to it by voice rather than typing — which may explain why Apple chose Gemini to power its revamped Siri.
Hosts Ashley Coffey and Daniel Hill cover two big AI stories this week. First, Anthropic announced that Claude will now embed invisible watermarks in AI-generated text and attach signed "provenance" metadata (a verifiable digital record of where a file came from) to generated files like images, in order to comply with the EU AI Act. Ashley draws a parallel to the EU's USB-C charger mandate to show how EU tech regulations tend to ripple out and affect US companies and consumers too. Second, they dig into Google Gemini's milestone of surpassing 1 billion monthly active users, with a standout stat: 63% of Gemini users talk to it by voice rather than typing — which may explain why Apple chose Gemini to power its revamped Siri.
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Anthropic now embeds invisible watermarks in Claude’s text and signed metadata in its files to comply with the EU AI Act. (Claude.com)
Google’s Gemini app surges to 1 billion users (TechCrunch)
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