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Senior Editor, AI, at Future, plc. Tweets here are my opinions, not those of my employer. Graham, not Gary.

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Technology journalist, writing about AI for TechRadar.com

Graham is the Senior Editor for AI at TechRadar. With over 25 years of experience in both online and print journalism, Graham has worked for various market-leading tech brands including Computeractive, PC Pro, iMore, MacFormat, Mac|Life, Maximum PC, and more. He specializes in reporting on everything to do with AI and has appeared on BBC TV shows like BBC One Breakfast and on Radio 4 commenting on the latest trends in tech. Graham has an…

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'Great music is made by people' — Suno, the biggest AI music company, is finally trying to solve a problem its own success helped create

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Musician recording with a guitar and keyboard. Suno, the most popular AI music creation tool, spent years making it incredibly easy to generate music. Now it's introducing download limits, watermarking and fingerprinting to stop people flooding streaming services with AI slop. That suggests something important to me: even the companies building generative AI are starting to realize unlimited AI creation comes with unintended consequences.
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Suno spent years making AI music easy — now it's trying to stop people making quite so much of it

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Suno , the most popular AI music creation tool, spent years making it incredibly easy to generate music. Now it's introducing download limits, watermarking and fingerprinting to stop people flooding streaming services with AI slop That suggests something important to me: even the companies building generative AI are starting to realize unlimited AI creation comes with unintended consequences.
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‘Now, almost every image looks flat or cartoonish’: I saw Reddit arguing that Google’s AI image generator had got worse — so I ran my own comparison against ChatGPT

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Ai-generated images of dragons. Looking through a recent thread on Reddit comparing images created with the same prompt on Nano Banana 2 and ChatGPT, I noticed an interesting trend — users seem to think that Nano Banana 2 has actually gotten worse over time. “Nano 2 had a serious downgrade” said one user, with another replying “Yea I'm a Pro user, and the image quality seems to have been downgraded a lot. Now, almost every image looks flat or cartoonish, no matter how detailed my prompt is.
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