4,789 Facebook Accounts in China Impersonated Americans, Meta Says: The company warned that the inauthentic accounts underscored the threat of foreign election interference in 2024. https://
nytimes.com/2023/11/30/tec
hnology/facebook-china-fake.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
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Meta Reports Chinese Fake Accounts Impersonating Americans Online
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AI Companies Liability for Infringing Generated Outputs
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1) not necessary here because the outputs alone are infringing. 2) See caselaw about hosting infringing images. If there is doubt about the legality (and MJ claiming Fair Use is intentional choice that takes on the risk), it doesn't absolve companies of responsibility.
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Getty Lawsuits Force AI Image Providers Toward Legal Settlements
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Past lawsuits by Getty and settled by Google Images suggests significant concessions will be necessary by providers in order for them to continue operations. Since you also agree it's infringement, it's indeed a question how much the providers are liable.
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AI Copyright Infringement: Legal and Ethical Implications
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> ask for a "screencap"
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Licensing concerns for AI training data sources
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I can’t look at this now without wondering at least a little about whether the sources have been licensed. https://t.co/1QBe47J6VB
— Gary Marcus (@GaryMarcus) 7 janvier 2024I can’t look at this now without wondering at least a little about whether the sources have been licensed.
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Understanding Copyright Law: Key Misconceptions Explained
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If you want to understand copyright law, you should (a) start actually reading some of the law and (b) read @Blanketman_01
’s patient but systematic dismantling of numerous misunderstandings of copyright law, in his posts over the last several days. https://
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VCR Licensing Precedent: Legal Considerations for Hardware Manufacturers
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it would have been a relative precedent, had they preloaded the VCR with unlicensed content. but *those* guys had the good sense not to.
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Legal dispute acknowledges AI infringement basis implicitly
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Re “main use case”, i can imagine a reply like this: “You just said a lot of time it doesn’t infringe. I agree. But you have thereby also just implicitly acknowledged that sometimes it does infringe. Now that you have acknowledged the fundamental premise of my suit is true,
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IP Law Implications for AI: Copyright and Trademark Concerns
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Basically, I am seeing two kinds of responses to Marcus & @Rahll @ieespectrum here: People who understand the basics of copyright and trademark law and realize the implications. People who have no idea how IP law actually works but just enjoy making comments. You could
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Japanese AI Case Study: Beyond Assumptions and Uninformed Debate
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We discussed the Japanese case in the paper. It’s not the haven you imagine. It’s tiresome tbh when people are really exercised by an issue but won’t take a 18 minutes to read a really good summary that came out yesterday, and instead just make uninformed shit up.