Episode Details

Britain's performers move to make voice a legal property right, California pushes a stack of AI disclosure and provenance bills to the wire in its final week of session, ChatGPT's $60 CPM meets its first real advertiser pushback, more than a hundred companies warn the AI cyberattack curve is about to bend, a federal judge nullifies the Pentagon's blacklisting of Anthropic, and Meta learns that a recording light is not consent. Jack King on what today's news means for revenue and go-to-market teams. Today's stories:

• Save Our Voices Now — 80+ UK performers petition for voice as a protected statutory right: ITV News · Variety · The Irish Times
• California's final week — AB 2025, SB 1050, SB 1111, SB 1000 and AB 2713 move on AI disclosure and provenance: Transparency Coalition legislative update · EU AI Act Article 50
• ChatGPT's $60 CPM and the case that chatbot ads are their own channel: AdExchanger · ChatGPT Ads pricing
• 100+ companies on collective cyber defense — the window is closing: the letter · CNBC · Axios
• Judge Rita Lin nullifies the Pentagon's Anthropic blacklisting: Forbes · Fortune · UPI
• Meta closes the smart-glasses capture-LED loophole, and EU regulators say a light is not consent: The Next Web · 9to5Google

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