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Spotify plans to launch a service in early 2027 that lets users create their own AI remixes and covers of popular songs. The company is considering an extra fee of $4-5 a month.
A folk song could be turned into a dance track, for example, or one artist could "sing" another artist's song.
Pornhub has launched a campaign inviting creators to upload videos of any genre and earn money from them. The platform positions itself as an alternative to YouTube and TikTok, especially for those who have been restricted there.
The company says that searches for "gaming", "fitness", "cooking" and "travel" have grown over the past year, and it hopes to build a SFW hub similar to OnlyFans.
Spotify now asks family plan members to prove that they live together.
The subscription owner opens a QR code in the app, and the member scans it with their phone's camera. The code refreshes every few seconds, so a screenshot won't help.
The check must be completed within 7 days of the notification. Those who don't make it won't be able to join another family plan or Duo for 12 months.
On Reddit, people are already writing that the code can be shown over a video call.
Spotify removed more than 50 million AI-generated tracks from its recommendations, reports The Verge.
Skydance's market capitalization, after it merged Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery, has fallen to $36.6 billion, less than half of their previous combined market capitalization.
Skydance shares dropped 22% after the company issued warrants to purchase the new company's shares to Paramount shareholders.
Netflix has announced layoffs of 6% of its staff, or about 1,000 employees worldwide, the largest wave of job cuts in the company's history, WSJ reports.
