The UK government is pushing forward with plans to attract more ai companies to the region through changes to copyright law that would that would allow allow developers to train ai models on artists on the internet – Without permission or payment – unless creaters proactively “Opt out.” Not everyone is marching to the same … Read more
Indian Book Publishers and Their International Counterparts Have Filed A Copyright Lawsuit Against Openai In New Delhi, A REPRESENTAT SAID on Friday, The Latest in a Series of Global Cases Seeking to Stop the Chatgpt Chatbot accessing proprietary content. Courts Across the World are hearing claims by authors, news outlets and musicians who account technology … Read more
Openai Has Asked An Indian Court to Quash A Please by a Group REPRESTING Indian and Global Book Publishers that Accuse It of Copyright Breaches, Arguing Its Chatgpt Service on Information, legal papers show. The case, which began with legal action last year by local news agency ani, will be heard in new delhi on … Read more
For years, Meta Employees have internal discussed Using Copyrighted Works OBTAINED Throughs Legally Questionable Means to Train The Company’s Ai Models, According to COCORDING TO Thursday. The documents were submitted by plaintifs in the case kadrey v. Meta, one of many ai copyright disputes slowly winding through the US court system. The Defendant, Meta, Claims … Read more