Stock photo provider Getty Images released its own AI image generator called ‘Generative AI by Getty Images’ that only uses content from the company’s media library. It said people can use the AI to generate and improve images with “full
In a world where technology advances unprecedentedly, copyright issues are shifting to unexpected battlefields. The recent legal clash involving Meta’s artificial intelligence (AI) model, LLaMA, and a group of authors, including comedian Sarah Silverman, has sparked fierce debates about whether
Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Chabon and four other writers have sued OpenAI, accusing them of misusing his writing to train their popular AI-powered chatbot, ChatGPT. ChatGPT, OpenAI’s brainchild, has become the trendsetter of the generative AI era after millions of
The world’s leading news agencies have signed an open letter that seeks a relook into regulations around the use of AI in journalism while calling for transparency and clear copyright laws. The letter was signed by organizations like Getty Images,
Canadian musician Grimes says she would share 50% of profits on “any successful artificial intelligence-generated song” using her voice. Her announcement comes in the wake of a recent controversy over an unauthorized song featuring AI-generated vocals of Drake and The
Adobe Inc. has said it plans to introduce new AI features into its video editing software used by the film and television industries. AI incorporation into products has been a regular phenomenon this year, especially encouraged by OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Since
In a landmark ruling, the U.S. Copyright Office has ruled that AI-generated images are not protected under copyright law. It comes after the author of “Zarya of the Dawn” applied for copyright protection for both text and illustrations in her
Getty Images, a leading provider of stock photos, has filed a lawsuit against AI image generator Stable Diffusion, alleging copyright infringement. The American visual media company claims over 12 million of its copyrighted images were used to train Stable Diffusion,
Getty Images, an American visual media company, has announced a lawsuit against the creator of Stable Diffusion, Stability AI, for copyright infringement. Stable Diffusion is an AI tool that can create pictures from text descriptions, and can also be used
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