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New Mexico has introduced a bill called the Artificial Intelligence Accountability Act that would regulate generative AI and synthetic media, or deepfakes, the Santa Fe Reporter writes. The law, which is designed to protect state residents from AI-enabled harm, would require increased transparency and use of modern enforcement tools.

Nielsen has won a temporary victory in its lawsuit with Cumulus Media. The U.S. Appeals Court has stayed a lower court ruling that blocked it from linking national and local market ratings. The stay will be in effect while a more permanent stay is considered by a three-judge panel, Insider Ratio reports. 

With a new chief entertainment officer, the company promises bold moves into content and licensing.

The ballyhooed new series “The Beauty” from producer Ryan Murphy is soft porn with extreme violence.

As Meta moves to prioritize Reels across its flagship social platforms, data from Sensor Tower shows the majority of ads are now appearing on the vertical short-form video feature.

Revenue was up 18% to $12.1 billion with net income up 30% to $2.4 billion. Netflix stock was down 5% in after-market stock market trading Tuesday.

Factiva’s Factiva Smart Summary offers content obtained honestly, company says.

The FTC on Tuesday appealed the dismissal of its antitrust lawsuit alleging that Meta Platforms monopolized a market for “personal social networking services.”

Threads has surpassed X in daily active mobile users, having further increased its user count in previous months while X’s continues to decline, per a new report from Similarweb.

The new state law “creates the false impression that prices set by algorithm deserve suspicion,” the Chamber of Commerce says in a friend-of-the-court brief filed with the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals.