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Readyverse Studios, a project co-founded by the author and producer of the hit film Ready Player One, released a trailer for a battle royale game.
1826The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and Copyright Office jointly concluded that existing IP laws cover emerging technologies such as NFTs.
1911The Crypto Open Patent Alliance has attempted to show that Wright cannot be Bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto and make him stop claiming to be.
4006In an in-depth interview, Recording Academy advocacy and public policy chief officer Todd Dupler explains how the ELVIS Act could combat the misuse of a person’s voice, image and likeness using AI.
21122Road House scriptwriter Lance Hill sued Amazon Studios for alleged misuse of AI and copyright infringement during the movie’s upcoming remake.
1552The Tennessee House Banking and Consumer Affairs Subcommittee has passed a bill aimed at safeguarding musicians from AI infringement, with unanimous support.
4746Google’s latest concept, Lumiere, is a time-space diffusion model that transforms text and images into realistic AI-generated videos with on-demand editing capabilities.
9884AI developer Anthropic filed an opposition to copyright infringement claims from Universal Music Group and other music companies, calling them invalid and saying they were filed in the wrong court.
1301The future of media, artificial intelligence and U.S. copyright law could all hang in the balance.
3398OpenAI has opened conversations with major news telecasters including CNN, Fox and Time about licensing their work for AI training to avoid copyright violations.
1800As AI burst onto the scene in 2023, so too did the need to regulate and tame the technology. Here’s what industry insiders expect from AI law in 2024.
10426The New York Times filed a lawsuit against ChatGPT developer OpenAI and Microsoft claiming they unlawfully used its content to train AI bots, thereby threatening its journalistic work.
9108With AI-generated content continuing to evolve, the advent of data-poisoning tools capable of shielding an artist’s works from AI could be a game changer.
1172The battle continues as artists amend a lawsuit previously struck down by court authorities against major AI companies that have allegedly violated creative copyright laws.
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