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PC Gamer

Deezer says it's being bombarded by 'nearly 75,000' AI-generated tunes every day, and that 97% of survey respondents can't tell the difference between human-made and AI music

Deezer reports receiving nearly 75,000 AI-generated music tracks daily, representing 44% of uploads. The platform's detection measures prevent most of this music from reaching listeners or being monetized, with 85% flagged as fraudulent. Deezer is now licensing its AI detection tools to the wider music industry to combat the spread of AI-generated content, which is seen as a critical challenge threatening creator revenues.

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Rock Paper Shotgun

YouTuber who showcases "adult-oriented" Resident Evil Requiem and Stellar Blade mods claims Capcom's laywers asked him to take down over 1,000 videos

A YouTuber known for showcasing adult-oriented mods for games like Resident Evil 4 and Stellar Blade claims Capcom's legal team has demanded the removal of over 1,000 videos. The email cited unauthorized use of game assets for adult content, inconsistent with terms of service and copyright laws. The YouTuber has complied with the request and is questioning the specific targeting of their channel.

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CGmag Online

Capcom’s Latest Resident Evil Crackdown Is Coming for NSFW Mod Creators

Capcom is cracking down on NSFW mods for the Resident Evil franchise, specifically targeting YouTuber GrizzoUK for showcasing them. The company has demanded the removal of videos depicting these mods, citing violations of terms of service and copyright laws. This action has led to confusion and concern among modding communities, with questions arising about whether mod creators themselves will be targeted.

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Nintendo Everything

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie includes a disclaimer that it may not be used to train AI

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie includes a disclaimer in its credits stating that the film may not be used for AI training. Universal began adding similar disclaimers to all its films starting in June 2025, with the specific wording referencing laws pertaining to data mining and AI training.

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Eurogamer

"Are these the most heard recordings in history?" - How the PEGI age rating recordings were made, and why €200 wasn't enough for them

Richard Wells, the voice behind the PEGI age rating announcements, recently gained viral attention on TikTok for his recognizable voice. Initially paid only €200 for the 2009 recording, Wells' newfound recognition prompted discussions with PEGI. PEGI, unaware of the recording's widespread impact, reached a new agreement with Wells for usage rights, acknowledging the unexpected reach of his work.

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Blues News

AI Yi-Yi!

Concerns over artificial intelligence are growing as Luke Littler seeks to trademark his face to prevent deepfake misuse, and the horror novel 'Shy Girl' by Mia Ballard was pulled by publishers due to alleged AI content.

Games Industry

The Big Debate: What role should AI have in video game narrative?

Journalist Daniel Griliopoulos and Meaning Machine co-founder Thomas Keane debated the role of AI in video game narrative, discussing ethical concerns like power, plagiarism, and job losses. While Griliopoulos expressed skepticism about current AI tools and their ethical implementation, Keane highlighted Meaning Machine's approach to using AI as a runtime technology to enable new forms of player expression and storytelling, emphasizing the continued importance of human authorship.

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Engadget

Senators tell ByteDance to shut down Seedance 2.0 AI video app 'immediately'

US senators have demanded that ByteDance immediately shut down its Seedance 2.0 AI video generator, citing threats to American intellectual property and the creative community. The senators expressed concern over AI companies training apps on copyrighted materials without permission and called ByteDance's pledge to respect IP rights a delay tactic. The Motion Picture Association has also issued a cease-and-desist letter to ByteDance regarding the app.

Gaming On Linux

Lutris now being built with Claude AI, developer decides to hide it after backlash

The developer of the game manager Lutris has faced backlash for using AI-generated code from Anthropic's Claude, leading to concerns about trust and copyright in open-source software. The developer initially defended the use of AI as a valuable tool, citing personal health issues, but later removed AI co-authorship from commits, sparking further debate about transparency.

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Blues News

Game History and Preservation

The Video Game History Foundation has successfully intervened to save a game from copyright trolls, highlighting ongoing challenges in game preservation. This action underscores the foundation's commitment to protecting video game history.

Gamespot

"They F**ked With Us": Video Game History Foundation Saves A Game From Copyright Trolls

The Video Game History Foundation has successfully resolved a copyright dispute with Graceware Inc. over the 1990s PC game Cookie's Bustle. Graceware had aggressively filed DMCA takedown notices, but the VGHF proved the company did not own the rights, allowing for better preservation of the obscure title. The foundation has stated it may pursue legal action if Graceware attempts further spurious takedowns.

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Kabalyero

Fishing, Farming & Finding 200 Worms for 7L$ in Second Life

This article details a Second Life livestream event focused on Virtual Fishing and Farming, where players grow worms for bait. The author explains how to manage lag by lowering complexity settings and uses StreamBeats for copyright-safe music. The event highlighted creative gameplay mechanics and a bargain find of "Can of Worms" for 7L$, resulting in 200 worms.

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Rock Paper Shotgun

Ongoing RAM price crisis cited as one of the reasons "game preservation service" Myrient is shutting down this month

The game preservation service Myrient will shut down on March 31, 2026, due to a combination of factors including a lack of funding and increased operational costs. The operator cited rising RAM prices, driven by AI datacenters, as a significant contributor to the increased hosting and hardware expenses, making the site unsustainable.

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Games Industry

Microsoft withdraws DMCA claim against indie developer Unomelon

Microsoft has withdrawn its DMCA copyright claim against indie developer Unomelon concerning the voxel sandbox game Allumeria. The claim had alleged that Allumeria used gameplay and assets from Minecraft without authorization. Unomelon confirmed the claim's removal, restoring the game's Steam page and expressing hope for better investigation of automated claims in the future.

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1 to 1 Games

Download Dhurandhar Movie for Free

This guide explains how to legally watch and download the movie Dhurandhar through official OTT platforms, emphasizing the risks associated with pirated websites. It advises users to utilize official streaming apps for secure, high-quality viewing and offline downloads, while also suggesting alternatives for those seeking to avoid payment.

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