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Mexico rules that work created by AI cannot be copyrighted
Mexico's Supreme Court rules that AI-created works cannot be copyrighted, emphasizing the need for human creativity in copyright registration.
Microsoft sued; AI agent projects at risk of being scrapped
AI sparked another copyright issue following allegations of Microsoft using pirated books; meanwhile, AI projects face a hurdle amid their...
UK passes updated data bill, without AI copyright provisions
If it gets Royal approval, the DUA Act will become law and herald a significant change to the U.K.’s data...
New York Times licenses content to Amazon’s AI models
After suing OpenAI for misuse of its content, The NYT signed its first deal with Amazon; rivals such as FT,...
This Week in AI: AI vs US Copyright Office; Grok under fire
In other AI news, rumors are taking place that OpenAI is in talks for an IPO, and Grok came under...
Americans’ AI concerns span copyright, tariffs, energy, China
Over 10,000 Americans, including startups, academia, and innovators submitted their feedback on the White House AI Action Plan, but results...
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