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The 117-minute feature-length anime The Song of the Stars Can Be Heard, completed by a three-person team in about three months of hands-on work and comprising around 1,500 cuts, is available for free on YouTube. The numbers offer a glimpse into the role people played in making a feature-length work in the generative AI era.

robots.txt governs which URLs crawlers may access; it does not cover whether fetched content can be used for AI training. This article reviews Google-Extended, the IETF draft, and how to write Japanese URLs, based on Google’s Gary Illyes’s explanation.

Three models, including OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra, have been added to Google Cloud’s Model Garden. Here’s a look at how they differ from API access and what companies need to know about data handling.

With the spread of generative AI and AI agents, it is becoming harder to tell whether the person on the other side of the screen is human. We examine how companies should design authentication from three perspectives: identity verification, human verification, and confirming that AI actions have been approved.

On October 17, DeepSeek released its own search engine for developers. Results include authority and relevance scores for each page, and the service supports site-specific searches. Here’s a look at a new yardstick for measuring “discoverability” in the AI era.

YouTube Music is introducing labels for songs made using generative AI. They will appear on the playback screen and extend to the main YouTube app. The labels will show AI’s involvement in three categories, setting YouTube’s emphasis on disclosure over restrictions apart from services such as Deezer.

A district court in Aachen, Germany, issued a preliminary injunction barring the spread of text at issue after Google’s AI search feature, “AI Mode,” displayed misinformation about a doctor. The view that AI responses amount to “statements by Google itself” has now been expressed following a similar ruling in Munich.