The streaming service's new policy says that 100-percent AI-generated music will be demonetized. Tidal revealed its sweeping policy on AI-generated music that details exactly how the music streaming service will handle this growing phenomenon . The music-streaming platform explained on its website that it would demonetize any music that's identified as 100 percent AI-generated. Tidal is still allowing tracks made with AI on its platform, but will slap a tag on anything that's 100 percent AI-generated so its users are aware. Tidal's priority is ensuring royalties go to original works directly produced, written, and performed by people, the policy read.

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Usernames Are Coming to WhatsApp Soon. Even if you only use WhatsApp sometimes, you might want to snag your username now to stop giving out your phone number. One of WhatsApp's most in-demand features is finally coming out of beta. Later this year, the messaging app used by over 3 billion people plans to add usernames. It's an additional (and more privacy-friendly) way for WhatsApp users to connect without sharing phone numbers.

PCWorld explores how human writing can exhibit AI-like characteristics, using Claude Sonnet 4.6 to analyze writing patterns for potential AI tells. The analysis identified parenthetical asides as the top AI-like trait, followed by em dash overuse and long sentences exceeding 35 words. Despite detecting these patterns, Claude rated the human writing as mostly authentic with only a 3/10 AI similarity score, suggesting stylistic quirks shouldn't be mistaken for artificial intelligence. What could be better than an em dash? They pepper my writing, adding dramatic pauses and emphasizing my biggest points.

PCWorld explores how human writing can exhibit AI-like characteristics, with an author using Claude Sonnet 4.6 to analyze their own content for artificial intelligence tells. Parenthetical asides emerged as the top AI indicator with 67 instances across 11,700 words, followed by em dash overuse and filler words like "actually." Despite these patterns, Claude rated the writing as mostly human, scoring only 3 out of 10 on AI detection due to strong personal voice and varied sentence structures. What could be better than an em dash? They pepper my writing, adding dramatic pauses and emphasizing my biggest points.

Netflix is implementing a new requirement for users to link separate email addresses to each profile on shared accounts, with no apparent opt-out option available. PCWorld reports that customer support screenshots and Reddit user experiences confirm this policy rollout, though an official announcement is still pending. While Netflix claims this enhances login security and personalization, critics view it as a data collection method that increases company control over users. Since 2023, it's been possible to share your Netflix account with someone who doesn't live in your household. Account sharing relies on separate profiles and comes with additional costs, but otherwise wasn't subject to strict rules. That now appears to be changing.

Here's how to roll back to Google Assistant on your Android phone Here's how to roll back to Google Assistant on your Android phone Go back to a (slightly) simpler time. So, you're here because Gemini is driving you nuts. It's a pretty common sentiment about the AI assistant, especially for those who use their phones to control their smart home devices. Even if you don't use your Android phone to control your smart home, you may still want to get rid of Gemini because it takes too long to respond or it can't even understand your commands in the first place. Maybe it gives you inaccurate weather forecasts and information about nearest establishments.