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Why Copyright Won’t Kill AI

Plagiarism Today

We've seen dozens of copyright lawsuits against AI companies. The post Why Copyright Won’t Kill AI appeared first on Plagiarism Today. However, that's not the biggest threat AI faces.

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A Copyright Fight Over a Dumpster Fire

Plagiarism Today

Two cases before the Copyright Claims Board raise an interesting question: What does copyright protect in a dumpster fire? The post A Copyright Fight Over a Dumpster Fire appeared first on Plagiarism Today.

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Grading Google’s AI on Copyright Questions

Plagiarism Today

Here's how it handles basic copyright questions. The post Grading Google’s AI on Copyright Questions appeared first on Plagiarism Today. Google's AI-powered search has become equal part pariah and laughingstock.

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Copyright, Trademark and Plagiarism in Icons

Plagiarism Today

The post Copyright, Trademark and Plagiarism in Icons appeared first on Plagiarism Today. Nexon, developers of The First Descendent, are accused of copying icons from Destiny 2. However, the story is more complicated.

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Copyright in Cottage Country

Hugh Stephens Blog

But I have not completely divorced myself from thinking about copyright issues, since they seem to pop up … Continue reading "Copyright in Cottage Country" I am invoking that blanket summertime excuse, “I’ve been up at the cottage”.

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Why AI Makes Copyright Registration More Important

Plagiarism Today

For most creators, copyright registrations aren't practical. The post Why AI Makes Copyright Registration More Important appeared first on Plagiarism Today. However, AI may give some a reason to change their mind.

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Yet Another NFT Copyright Failure

Plagiarism Today

The post Yet Another NFT Copyright Failure appeared first on Plagiarism Today. Yuga Labs announced a new commercial NFT venture. However, the works involved were already placed in the public domain.

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