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www.theguardian.com
3 months ago
Artificial intelligence

UK ministers urged to protect creatives whose work is used by AI firms

Ministers must defend content creators whose work is being used without permission by tech companies to build AI products.
The House of Lords committee says the legal framework in the UK is failing to enforce copyright principles in the rise of AI development. [ more ]
LogRocket Blog
4 months ago
Artificial intelligence

Leader Spotlight: Building a foundation of trust, with Emily Christner - LogRocket Blog

Emily Christner, Chief Product Officer at Trusted Media Brands, discusses the challenge of distinguishing between AI- and human-generated content and the need for legal and ethical governance in industries such as healthcare, criminal justice, and news.
She calls on media companies to develop a legal framework to protect publisher content and maintain trust in news content as generative AI becomes more prevalent. [ more ]
Theregister
5 months ago
Artificial intelligence

EU agrees on Act that bans some AIs

The European Union has reached a provisional agreement on the AI Act, the first-ever comprehensive legal framework on artificial intelligence worldwide.
The AI Act focuses on identifiable risks and categorizes AI systems based on their impact on rights, with different levels of regulation for each category. [ more ]
sfist.com
4 months ago
San Francisco

San Rafael Couple Nearly Scammed Out of $15,000 by AI Fake of Their Son's Voice

Scammers are using AI-generated voices to deceive people and orchestrate scams.
The availability of AI tools for voice manipulation has made it easier for scammers to mimic someone's voice. [ more ]
Patently-O
6 months ago
Law

Predicting Eligibility

The article provides empirical evidence that eligibility outcomes in patent law are now quite predictable.
The development of a legal framework and hundreds of eligibility decisions have provided guidance for future cases.
The biggest concern in eligibility cases is no longer unpredictability, but rather a perceived push against patentability. [ more ]
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