Tag: Intellectual property

This article explores the legal aspects concerning copyright in connection with AI-generated works. In the UK, the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 sets out that works generated by computers are not associated with human authorship. However, the person or company who has commissioned or created the work is typically the owner of the copyright. Are you curious about understanding who holds the rights to the copyright of AI-generated content? Read this article and find out!

Progress is being made in the European Union Parliament regarding the regulation of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Negotiators have reached an agreement on a package that imposes tighter rules on General Purpose AI systems like OpenAI's ChatGPT. This will allow authors and publishers to demand proper licensing fees and royalties from developers who use their works to train their models. This agreement is the first step in ensuring that creatives and organisations are protected in the wake of AI competition.

. Innovative Eyewear is showcasing their new Lyte 2.0 smart eyewear collection at a fashion show in Miami on April 20th. With this innovative eyewear line, you can make and receive calls, listen to music and use voice commands with the help of ChatGPT. Discover the convenience of smart eyewear with Innovative Eyewear's Lyte 2.0 eyewear!

. Hong Kong is closely monitoring the risk and potential of ChatGPT, an AI-based tool which has gained quick popularity over the last few months. Sun Dong, the city's technology minister, has recently indicated that it will not be adopted for internal government use. Regulations from the Chinese internet regulator are in place to prevent instances of discrimination and protect individual privacy. Hong Kong is creating AI-infused solutions and has plans for setting up a supercomputing hub. While ChatGPT has tremendous potential, it also comes with a fair share of challenges - Hong Kong still needs to figure out how to regulate and leverage it.

. Betaworks is launching a "camp" to provide early-stage AI startups with $500,000 in funding and unique benefits such as business-building curriculum, accelerated compute, and one-on-one mentorship time. Partnering with Mozilla Ventures & Greycroft, the initiative is an opportunity to leverage the potential of AI & create positive change.