Peiyao Hu

Dec 16, 2024 | storybench.org | Rahul Bhargava |Peiyao Hu |Vivica D'souza

As 2024 winds down, the relationship between AI and journalism is heating up with new lawsuits, licensing deals and AI usage in newsroom practice. Here's a summary of the latest developments. Lawsuits over AI's use of copyrighted content are heating up. In Canada, OpenAI faces a joint suit from five major news companies, accusing the company of unauthorized use of published news articles to train its AI models, as the New York Times reports.

Oct 24, 2024 | storybench.org | Rahul Bhargava |Peiyao Hu |Vivica D'souza

While we prepare for the cold winters and shorter days, here's some need-to-know news about what's happening at the intersection of AI and journalism. Poynter reports that ESPN is going ahead with having AI help cover "under-served sports" for game recaps. These AI-generated summaries will be reviewed by a human editor to ensure accuracy and quality.

Aug 22, 2024 | cell.com | Jingwen Chen |Cong Zhang |Peiyao Hu

To memorize a sequence, one must serially bind each item to its rank order. How the brain controls a given input to bind its associated order in sequence working memory (SWM) remains unexplored. Here, we investigated the neural representations underlying SWM control using electrophysiological recordings in the frontal cortex of macaque monkeys performing forward and backward SWM tasks.