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Government Gets the Law Wrong as it Finally Makes the Case Why it is Rejecting the Bill C-11 User Content Regulation Fix

Michael Geist

When they make money from these activities, social media companies must be obliged to reinvest in our creators and into local content creation. The specific use case: The amendment could also fail to achieve its own stated purpose to capture commercial sound recordings broadcast by social media platforms.

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The Potential Risks of ChatGPT and Other Generative AI

LexBlog IP

These tools can be incredibly beneficial to businesses, but they also carry risks. In late March, OpenAI released an API (application programming interface) to select businesses to allow them to incorporate the AI technology into their own websites and apps via plugins. harmful instructions or biased content.”

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Generative AI: the US class action against Google Bard (and other AI tools) for web scraping

Kluwer Copyright Blog

It could also undercut the commercial market for books and works already created; this is because, on demand, the Products are able not only to summarize books in detail, chapter by chapter, but also to regenerate the text of books (§ I.B.110-111). The plaintiffs argue that such conduct would replicate that of Clearview.

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Metaverse And The Changing Dynamics Of IP Law

Intepat

Moving Towards The Metaverse Businesses inadvertently move towards spaces which have the potential for more money to be tapped. One such growing space that is considered a hotbed for businesses is the metaverse. The conventional internet and social media, as we know it, is referred to as the Web2.0

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Catching Up on Recent FOSTA Developments (None of Them Good)

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

While these search terms are clearly not acceptable, it’s also obvious that these phrases could describe completely legal videos as part of exaggerated or fantastical marketing. Because negates Section 230 on two independent grounds (FOSTA and content creation), Mindgeek has two separate reasons it could lose.

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