UK study flags metaverse as a potential hotbed for copyright violations, urging updated IP regulations. Researchers in the United Kingdom have examined the suitability of the current intellectual property (IP) laws and how they apply to emerging technologies such as
Three authors have sued chip making giant – Nvidia for allegedly using their copyrighted works without their permission to train its AI platform NeMo Megatron. According to the authors’ arguments, Nvidia’s NeMo Megatron-GPT, released in 2022 “copies and draws from
OpenAI claims that the New York Times “hacked” ChatGPT and other AI systems to fabricate evidence for the case. OpenAI has asked a federal judge to dismiss part of the newspaper’s copyright lawsuit against it. OpenAI has asked a judge
In a landmark ruling, a California court has made an important ruling in the copyright suit between OpenAI, the developers of ChatGPT, and a group of authors, including the comedian Sarah Silverman. The court partially rejected the complaint, retaining only
OpenAI has fired back at The New York Times, saying the news outlet “intentionally manipulated” ChatGPT to’regurgitate’ entire lines from the publication’s articles, as the developer defended its practices in a copyright case. On Dec. 27, the Times filed a
Per a recent Business Insider report, AI researcher Gary Marcus and digital artist Reid Southen have made a discovery in the image space. According to their findings, AI models are capable of generating “near replicas of trademarked characters” with a
The South Korean government says that art or content created by AI without any human input cannot be copyrighted, according to Culture, Sports, and Tourism Minister Yu In-chon. Only creations that “demonstrably convey human thoughts and emotions” will receive copyright
The New York Times has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, accusing them of infringing upon their copyrighted works. This case, lodged in a Manhattan federal court, stands as a critical juncture in the ongoing debate over intellectual property
A group of visual artists is reigniting their legal battle against prominent AI firms, alleging copyright infringements. This resurgence follows an initial setback where a U.S. judge dismissed their claims due to insufficient evidence. Strengthened by the addition of seven
Artists from various industry genres are bombarding the US Copyright Office with calls for quick copyright reforms as AI use in the arts industry keeps growing. From country musicians, authors, voice actors, publishers, and video game artists, the consensus is
The technological advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots and generative models has significantly reshaped the media landscape, sparking a critical debate over copyright infringement and content creation. The News Media Alliance (NMA), a voice in the industry, has raised concerns,
On October 30, a United States judge mostly sided with artificial intelligence (AI) firms Midjourney, DeviantArt, and Stability AI in a class-action lawsuit filed by artists alleging copyright infringement. This move marks a significant moment in the ongoing debate over
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