Tag: copyright law
Denmark Moves to Protect Identity Rights in the Age of AI
The proposed amendment to Danish copyright law would grant individuals the right to demand the removal of unauthorized digital imitations, with the exception of parody and satire.
Copyrighted Books Ruled Fair Game for AI Training at Meta and Anthropic
United States judges say training large language models like Claude and Llama on copyrighted books is fair use, shifting legal ground for generative AI.
Your Guide to 2024’s Rapid AI Developments
This year was marked by relentless technological acceleration driven by artificial intelligence. Veronica Hylak identifies the eight biggest takeaways from 2024’s many AI updates, including their major impacts on data privacy, online search, intellectual property, and energy use.
Copyright Clash: The British Museum apologizes for plagiarizing a translator’s work
The British Museum is in hot water after a translator has accused the museum of plagiarizing her translations
The Legal Battle over a Translation of Pippi Longstocking
After a skirmish over the intricacies of copyright law which lasted more than a decade, the estate of Swedish children’s book author Astrid Lindgren...