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Insilico Medicine entered a $2.75 billion global licensing deal with Eli Lilly for an AI-discovered oral GLP-1 drug. The agreement includes a $115 million upfront payment. This partnership underscores AI's role in accelerating drug discovery.
Microsoft is reportedly planning an E7 tier to license AI agents like human employees, charging a monthly fee for each digital worker. This aims to monetize AI agents on enterprise payrolls. Agents require a specific SKU but no benefits like dental insurance.
Microsoft has restructured its 365 Copilot pricing and access model, introducing a new $21/user business tier and restricting in-app Copilot Chat for large enterprises. Organizations with over 2,000 seats now require a full license to maintain in-app integration, while smaller firms retain standard access.
ElevenLabs has launched an officially licensed AI replica of actor Michael Caine's voice for a new audiobook version of Homer's Odyssey. This marks a significant move in the use of high-profile celebrity voice licensing for AI-generated content.
OpenAI has signed a deal with Getty Images to integrate their extensive content library into ChatGPT and AI search results. This partnership aims to provide users with high-quality, licensed visual content directly within the AI interface.
The Chinese innovative drug sector is undergoing a major shift, marked by a series of high-value licensing deals. The industry is moving toward a model of systemic monetization and global integration.
ElevenLabs has officially integrated the voice and likeness of the late Marvel icon Stan Lee into its AI-generated voice platform. This move highlights the growing trend of licensing celebrity personas for synthetic media applications.
Spotify and Universal Music Group have partnered to allow premium subscribers to generate AI-powered covers and remixes of songs. The deal marks a significant step in legalizing AI-generated music content.
Microsoft's business software ecosystem faces a UK competition probe starting in May. It examines licensing for Word, Excel, and AI app Copilot for possible tighter rules.