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world29 days ago

UK Artists and Musicians Push for Stronger AI Copyright Protections

A UK government consultation on AI copyright has overwhelmingly favored strengthening artists' rights, with 95% supporting copyright protections and only 3% backing a controversial opt-out plan for AI training. Campaigns led by artists and celebrities have pushed for fair compensation and licensing, opposing the government's initial tech-friendly approach. The government plans to develop policies by 2026, aiming to balance innovation with artists' rights amid ongoing debates.

via The Guardian|
#ai-copyright#ai-training#artists-protection
business3 months ago

OpenAI's Sora 2 Faces Calls to Address Copyright Concerns

The Motion Picture Association has urged OpenAI to take immediate action to prevent copyright infringement on its Sora 2 app, which allows users to create videos using major studios' IP. The MPA emphasizes the importance of following established copyright laws and has called for OpenAI to implement better controls to protect creators' rights, especially after the app's launch led to widespread infringing content. OpenAI has responded by promising to give rights holders more control, signaling a potential shift in their approach amid legal pressures from Hollywood.

via The Hollywood Reporter|
#ai-copyright#business#hollywood
world4 months ago

Warner Bros. Sues Midjourney Over AI Copyright Infringement

Warner Bros. has sued AI image-generating platform Midjourney, accusing it of copyright infringement by creating images and videos of its characters without permission, and criticizing the platform for removing safeguards against such violations. The lawsuit follows similar actions by other studios and seeks damages and an injunction to stop the infringing activities.

via Variety|
#ai-copyright#intellectual-property#lawsuit
technology2 years ago

Legal Battles Escalate as Authors and Music Publishers Sue Tech Giants Over AI Copyright Infringement

Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee and other authors have filed a lawsuit against Meta, Microsoft, and Bloomberg, accusing them of using their work without permission to train artificial intelligence systems. The lawsuit claims that the companies used the "Books3" dataset, which allegedly contains pirated books, to teach their large language models. The authors argue that their books were misused and seek damages and an order to block the misuse of their work. This is one of several recent lawsuits filed by copyright holders against tech companies over the unauthorized use of their content for AI training.

via Reuters|
#ai-copyright#bloomberg#lawsuit
technology2 years ago

AI Copyright Lawsuits: The Battle for Sentient Bots and Unprotected Elements

Stephen Thaler, the inventor of an artificial intelligence (AI) system called DABUS, is appealing a federal judge's decision that he cannot claim copyright for an artwork created by the AI. Thaler has been involved in multiple lawsuits in different countries, arguing that DABUS should be recognized as an inventor. One of his main supporters, Ryan Abbott, believes that machine inventions should be protected to incentivize the use of AI for social good. However, legal experts argue that copyright and patent laws require human authorship and an independent mental conception, which AI systems like DABUS do not possess. The outcome of these cases will have implications for the future of intellectual property rights in the age of generative AI.

via WIRED|
#ai-copyright#artificial-inventor-project#intellectual-property