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Catching Up on AI and Other Topics With Roy Kaufman

Velocity of Content

RK: It is not just generative AI but also other forms of AI, text and data mining, open AI systems, and the like. It is certainly a hot topic, and whether you look at government interventions or the spate of legal actions, it has to be seen as an important issue. Am I right?

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Online Piracy Increases Among Young Finns, But Legal Consumption is Up Too

TorrentFreak

Almost half perceive copyright as enabling (49%), with just 12% describing it as restrictive. Overall, 92% of respondents believe that creators of content should be compensated for their work, which clearly encompasses some of the pirates too. Of those under 25, just 8% said their use of pirate services had gone up.

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Digging Into the Government’s Online News Act Claims, Part One: Compensation For “Use” of News Content

Michael Geist

Tech giants would fairly compensate Canadian journalists when they use their content. The government is relying on two claims here: fair compensation for the use of journalist content and a market-based approach with minimal government intervention. It is simple. That is it: no more, no less.

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Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Take Aim at AI Freeloading

TorrentFreak

For example, several authors have just filed an amended complaint against Meta, alleging that the company continued to train its AI on pirated books despite concerns from its own legal team. With more than 10,000 responses, it is clear that the topic is close to the hearts of many people.

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Major Record Labels Sue Youtube-dl’s Hosting Provider

TorrentFreak

One may view youtube-dl as just a specialized browser, and you wouldn’t ban Firefox just because you can use it to access music videos on YouTube.” . “YouTube has measures to prevent users from downloading specific content, which they make use of for YouTube Movies and Music: DRM.

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Artificial intelligence is not breaking patent law: EPO publishes DABUS decision (J 8/20)

The IPKat

Thus, contrary to the recent Nature article on this topic, AI is not breaking patent law. However, this argument ignores the simple workaround that, under European patent law, the user or the owner of a device involved in an inventive activity can just designate themselves as inventor (r.

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‘Books3’ Takedown: Anti-Piracy Group Calls for More AI Training Transparency

TorrentFreak

These weren’t just overblown fears, since technologies can be used for both good and bad. Copyright Office, which launched a broader AI initiative earlier this year, just launched a public consultation where it asks stakeholders for their views on the matter. These are just a few examples of recent AI-related copyright issues.