Alteryx Survey: 31% of Enterprises Use Generative AI to Write Code

Translated data: Alteryx's survey reveals that 40% of data analytics leaders utilize generative AI in their work, with 31% employing it for coding tasks. The survey also found that businesses primarily apply generative AI to content creation, summarizing analytical insights, generating analytical insights, code development, and process documentation. Although most companies express interest in AI, only a few are currently using it and optimizing AI models. The survey further reveals concerns among businesses regarding the application of generative AI, including data privacy, reliability of results, and lack of expertise.

Spotify Launches AI Persona Tag, Algorithmic Recommendations Defaultly Exclude AI Virtual Artists' Music

Spotify launched 'AI Persona' labels in mid-September to mark AI-generated virtual artists, excluding them by default from editorial and algorithmic recommendations. This upgrade to its 2025 AI music policy aims to curb generative AI content and protect originality. From Aug 11, 2026, artists can voluntarily disclose AI identity via backend.....

Record-breaking! A total of 8 Pulitzer Prize winners and finalists have reported using artificial intelligence this year

This year, a total of 8 Pulitzer Prize winners and finalists have voluntarily disclosed the use of AI, setting a record since the introduction of AI reporting rules last year, with 5 of them ultimately winning. The report shows that this year's participants have more frequently used generative AI and large models for basic newsroom tasks such as searching through massive documents, organizing data, and cross-verifying information.

Suno Source Code Leaked: Hacker Exposes Its Large-Scale Crawling of Music Data to Train AI Models

Suno was attacked through its supply chain by hackers, leading to the leakage of internal source code. The leak exposed that the company used automated programs to collect large amounts of music and lyric data from platforms such as YouTube Music, Deezer, and Genius for training AI models. The incident occurred at the end of 2025, triggered by the theft of employee credentials by the hacker ellie.191.

Is Workplace Social Media Becoming a Hotspot for AI Spam? Study Shows 41% of Long Posts on LinkedIn Are AI-Generated

Pangram's research shows that generative AI is overwhelming social media: one-quarter of posts longer than 250 words are AI-generated. Professional platform LinkedIn has become a hotbed for long-form AI spam content. The data comes from monitoring over one million posts across five platforms between April and June 2026, revealing the current prevalence of AI-generated content.

Tragedy Caused by AI Interaction: User Sues OpenAI, Claiming ChatGPT Worsened Their Mental Condition

A California man, Michael Lines, sues OpenAI and CEO Altman, alleging ChatGPT lacked safeguards for mental health patients, worsening his condition and leading to self-harm. Despite repeatedly disclosing his mental state to GPT-4o, the system did not intervene, sparking deep debate on generative AI safety boundaries.....