LAION wins copyright infringement lawsuit in German court
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by Andres Guadamuz
1w ago
Copyright AI nerds have been eagerly awaiting a decision in the German case of Kneschke v LAION (previous blog post about the case here), and yesterday we got a ruling (text of the decision in German here, courtesy of Mirko Brüß). In short, LAION was successful in its defence against ..read more
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Copyright for Dummies
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by Andres Guadamuz
2w ago
This is the third post in a series about the Copyright Wars (previous posts here and here), which I’ve written given the growing interest regarding copyright prompted by the rise of generative AI. This is a rather basic list of things that I see people getting wrong all the time ..read more
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A short history of the Copyright Wars
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by Andres Guadamuz
3w ago
In a previous post we provided the background of what some call the Copyright Wars, delineating the sides and the parties. While legal conflicts about copyright have been raging since its inception, this post will only cover the modern conflicts that arose after the Internet came into being. This short ..read more
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A short guide to the Copyright Wars
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by Andres Guadamuz
1M ago
My social timeline has been abuzz with the latest copyright decision regarding the Internet Archive, which lost its appeal in the copyright lawsuit from Hachette. In the words of a colleague, this is a “disappointing but not unforeseen” development; the lower court ruling left little room for an appeal to ..read more
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Fade to grey: The end of good vs evil in fiction?
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by Andres Guadamuz
1M ago
There’s been a disturbance in the Force. Have you felt it? All across popular culture, we have been witnessing an interesting phenomenon: the blurring of lines, the fading to grey, the end of good and evil. It’s all a matter of perspective, haven’t you heard? Call me old-fashioned, but I’ve ..read more
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Telegram rehashes some old Internet regulation debates
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by Andres Guadamuz
1M ago
The Internet has been abuzz with the arrest in France of Telegram’s creator Pavel Durov. Details are still sketchy, but French judiciary authorities have issued a press release with some of the charges, these include administering an online platform used to conduct illegal activities such as money laundering, organised crime ..read more
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Snoopy, Mario, Pikachu, and reproduction in generative AI
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by Andres Guadamuz
1M ago
With the release of Grok 2, Twitter’s latest model, there has been a growing number of images depicting fictional characters as well as celebrities and public personalities on the social media platform, sometimes with hilarious results, and often quite disturbing. This has resulted in a surprising number of people asking ..read more
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The problem with academic publishing
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by Andres Guadamuz
2M ago
My social media timeline has started filling up with angry reactions to the news that several academic publishers have been licensing academic works to AI companies for training purposes without having consulted the authors of those works. I can understand the anger and frustration that this news have generated, so ..read more
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What can internet history teach us?
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by Andres Guadamuz
3M ago
People involved in the Internet Regulation area have a recurring joke that the field is like being stuck in some form of digital Groundhog Day, in which we are re-living 1997 all over again. This is usually because we get to re-litigate some of the early debates regarding internet regulation ..read more
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What’s the status of AI and copyright?
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by Andres Guadamuz
3M ago
It’s been an interesting couple of years here in Llama Towers. While AI has long been a subject of interest to this blog, it’s undeniable that the subject has exploded recently due to the growing number of generative AI tools made available to the wider public. Only two years ago ..read more
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