🤖 AI HOT Daily · Aug 2, 2026
A Munich court rules AI music generator Suno infringed copyright in training and output, rejecting its fair-use defense; OpenAI's next-gen model Astra internally proves 10 major advances in math and theoretical computer science for about $2,000, including toppling the Connes rigidity conjecture.
1. German Court Rules Suno Infringed Copyright, Rejects Fair Use
A Munich court found Suno 3.5 and 4 can reproduce original elements of six well-known songs, constituting 'memorization' infringement attributed to Suno, not users, with US fair use deemed inapplicable.
2. OpenAI Astra Proves 10 Math Problems for About $2,000
The internal version of next-gen model Astra resolves 10 major advances in math and theoretical CS, proving the existence of non-sofic groups and toppling the Connes rigidity conjecture, at a total cost of about $2,000.
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