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Oct 26 · 2 stories

1. 01

   Flash·Policy & Regulation

   Forced to Pick, Grok and GPT Give Opposite Answers in Midterm Study

   Convovo's study asked Grok 4.7 and GPT-6.1 Sol through developer APIs about nearly 500 US midterm races: Grok picked the Republican in 92% of answers and GPT picked the Democrat in 97%, agreeing in under 10% of races.

   Why it mattersThe same question gets opposite answers through APIs, developer products and consumer apps show different results, and which model is used becomes one variable in the election inf…

   
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   Flash·Policy & Regulation

   Elvis Rights Holders Sue Anthropic: 274 Songs, About $41 Million Sought

   Elvis Presley's rights holders sued Anthropic on Oct 23, alleging Claude's training used 274 Presley songs without permission, seeking up to $150,000 per song, about $41 million in total.

   Why it mattersAn artist's estate joins the copyright suits, extending the training-data licensing dispute from publishers and labels to artists' estates, and a court ruling will shape the scope…

   

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