

EP 557: OpenAI and Meta's war on AI talent, will Gemini CLI kill Claude Code? AI News That Matters
52 snips Jun 30, 2025
A fierce competition brews in the AI landscape as Meta and OpenAI battle for top talent. Google has introduced a free coding tool that threatens Claude's user base. Salesforce reveals that AI is taking over tasks traditionally done by employees. Recent legal rulings have transformed copyright laws, allowing AI companies to utilize copyrighted materials for model training. Additionally, Eleven Labs launches a new voice assistant to enhance real-time digital tasks, marking significant advancements in AI technology.
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Early Legal Wins for AI Training
- Federal judges in California ruled AI companies like Meta and Anthropic can legally train models on copyrighted books they obtained properly.
- These rulings are early wins but major copyright lawsuits, including New York Times vs OpenAI, remain unresolved.
OpenAI Trademark Dispute
- OpenAI faces a trademark lawsuit from startup IO over the name of its upcoming hardware device.
- OpenAI has temporarily stopped using IO branding but the device won't be an in-ear wearable as rumored.
Try 11Labs' Voice Assistant
- Use 11Labs' new voice assistant 11AI to perform real-time tasks across many digital tools.
- This tool supports integrations like Slack, Google Calendar, and plans weekly updates for more app connectivity.