🧵 1. From delivery services to agriculture and warfare, drones are reshaping industries and geopolitics with their increasing accessibility and diverse applications. #tech

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🧵 5/ The battle between record labels and technology companies reflects the ongoing tension in the music industry over copyright protection and innovation.

🧵 4/ In the eyes of record labels, creating anything similar to their songs is considered a violation. They strive to protect their music at all costs.

🧵 3/ Label's lawsuit targets Suno and Udio for allegedly generating voices indistinguishable from legendary musicians like Michael Jackson and ABBA.

🧵 2/ Labels seek $150,000 per song used, alleging Suno used 662 songs and Udio used 1,670. They accuse the companies of recreating iconic tracks.

🧵 1/ Big three record labels - Warner, Sony, Universal - sue Suno and Udio for copyright infringement, claiming songs were used to train generative algorithms. #tech

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🧵 5. Biden's use of X over traditional channels points to the platform's growing influence and its prominent role in shaping public discourse globally.

🧵 4. Despite recent upheaval with Elon Musk's involvement, X remains a key platform for influential figures to convey pivotal decisions swiftly.

🧵 3. The move highlights X's enduring importance in modern communication, with Biden's choice to use a personal account emphasizing its significance.

🧵 2. Rather than traditional press conferences, Biden opted for a personal tweet on @JoeBiden account, leading to immediate global media coverage.

🧵 1. Elon Musk and X Factor: Joe Biden's surprise announcement to not seek re-election strategically made via a short update on X, known as Twitter. #tech

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🧵 5. LocalCircles urges new regulations and guidelines, alongside TRAI measures, to safeguard consumers from unsolicited SMS and potential risks posed by spam messages and fraudsters.

🧵 4. Survey by LocalCircles highlights the widespread issue of spam SMS in India, with 8 in 10 DND-listed individuals still facing unwanted messages daily.

🧵 3. Starting Sept 1, SMS with non-whitelisted links will be banned to prevent distribution of malware. Telcos must disconnect resources of unregistered spammers to protect consumers.

🧵 2. 87% receive unwanted SMS from unidentified numbers, posing a risk of falling for fraud. New Indian Telecom Act and TRAI measures aim to tackle spam messages.

🧵 1. Data from LocalCircles reveals 76% of Indians receive 3 or more spam SMS daily despite being on DND list. Financial services and real estate top sources. #tech

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