Tag: Generative AI and copyright

tyrannosaurus rex walks alone into cold lake, art design

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June 13, 2024

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Artificial Intelligence, Arts & Culture, Business and Finance

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Generative AI, Generative AI and copyright, Isaac Schultz}

Paleoartists — Artists for Dinosaurs — Confront Generative AI

_{Generative AI cannot yet combine science-level accuracy and sensitivity to artistic issues but it is starting to have an impact anyway.} _{News
June 13, 2024

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The paleoartists’ copyright dilemma is one element of the general problem of how to compensate original creators when work is repurposed in AI-generated output. Read More ›

Creative Idea with Brain and Light Bulb Illustration, with Generative AI Technology

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January 18, 2024

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Artificial Intelligence, Arts & Culture, Law, Media

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Chatbots and copyright litigation, Generative AI and copyright, Napster, Open AI and copyright litigation, Robert J. Marks}

Robert J. Marks on the Copyright Lawsuits Against the Chatbots

_{Essentially, the salad of material that the chatbot produces for users contains thousands of ingredients lifted without compensation from copyright holders} _{News
January 18, 2024

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Writing at NewsMax, Marx assesses the lawsuits and concludes that there is no free lunch. If generative AI must pay creators, users will probably also pay too. Read More ›