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House of Lords pushes back on government's AI bill without copyright protections

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The House of Lords has voted to introduce an amendment to the Data (Use and Access) Bill that would require AI companies to reveal what copyrighted material they have used to train their AI models.

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Midjourney faces copyright infringement lawsuit from Disney and Universal

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Disney and Universal have filed a joint lawsuit against Midjourney, alleging that the firm has committed copyright infringement with its AI image generation platform.

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AI cannot generate copyrightable material, says US judges

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The ruling was the result of a lawsuit brought forth by Stephen Thaler, who was looking to copyright ‘ A Recent Entrance to Paradise’, an image he created using an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm he built and named the Creativity Machine. Now a judge has upheld the decision, as first reported by The Hollywood Reporter.

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Canada launches consultation on the implications of generative artificial intelligence for copyright

Canadian Manufacturing

François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, and the Honourable Pascale St-Onge, Minister of Canadian Heritage, launched a consultation to gather Canadians’ thoughts on generative AI tools and the implications for copyright holders to give consent and receive credit and compensation for the use of their works.

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George RR Martin, John Grisham, Jodi Picoult and other authors sue ChatGPT owner

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The document also cites a response from ChatGPT itself, in which the chatbot stated that “it is possible that some of the books used to train me were under copyright” and that, in that case, “it would have been used without the knowledge or consent of the copyright holder”.

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Applied Motion Products offers AW Stepper Motors for harsh environments

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Moons’ and Applied Motion Products said they focus on developing innovative technologies with research and development centers with more than 200 patents for inventions, utility models, appearances, and software copyrights.

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Northern Hydraulics Rebrands as NHL with a Bold New Vision

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