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Judge Orrick rejects “21st century collage tool” theory of Sarah Anderson’s lawsuit v. AI text to image generators
Read more: Judge Orrick rejects “21st century collage tool” theory of Sarah Anderson’s lawsuit v. AI text to image generatorsJudge Orrick’s order dismissing, with leave to the defendants to amend their complaint, rejected the theory of the plaintiffs Sarah Anderson et al. that all of DeviantArt’s Output Images are infringing derivative works because DeviantArt’s AI program was allegedly trained on copyrighted images. Sarah Anderson’s theory of collage tool: “The resulting image is necessarily a…
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Judge Orrick dismisses copyright claims v. DeviantArt, Midjourney in Anderson case
Read more: Judge Orrick dismisses copyright claims v. DeviantArt, Midjourney in Anderson caseIn a partial victory for the defendants DeviantArt and Midjourney, Judge Orrick granted their motions to dismiss the copyright claims against them brought in the Sarah Anderson v. Stability AI proposed class action. However, Stability AI’s motion to dismiss was denied. Judge Orrick granted the defendants leave to amend their complaint.
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The Copyright Office’s approach to AI is wrong. Here’s why.
Read more: The Copyright Office’s approach to AI is wrong. Here’s why.At long last, I have posted a preprint draft of my article Prompting Progress: Authorship in the Age of AI, 76 Fla. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2024). You can download it from SSRN: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4609687 The Article explains why the Copyright Office’s recent guidance and position denying the copyrightability of AI generated works is wrong. It follows…
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Will Google indemnify users of Bard from copyright lawsuits?
Read more: Will Google indemnify users of Bard from copyright lawsuits?Google joined the growing list of Big Tech companies pledging indemnification of their users from IP lawsuits over their use of generative AI tools offered by the companies. So far, the list companies offering indemnity includes: What’s interesting about Google’s announcement of indemnification of its users is that it doesn’t list Google Bard, the chatbot.…
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GPT4 Vision (GPT4-V) a game changer among AI game changers
Read more: GPT4 Vision (GPT4-V) a game changer among AI game changersJust when you thought your mind couldn’t be blown any more, OpenAI is rolling out GPT4 Vision, aka ChatGPT Vision, a chatbot with multi modal capabilities. As OpenAI puts it, “ChatGPT can now see, hear, and speak.” Yes, you heard that right. ChatGPT isn’t limited to chatting by text. Instead, ChatGPT can understand images and…
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Judge Bibas issues 1st ruling on how fair use applies in AI training, after Andy Warhol Foundation decision
Read more: Judge Bibas issues 1st ruling on how fair use applies in AI training, after Andy Warhol Foundation decisionJudge Stephanos Bibas, who is sitting by designation in the District of Delaware, issued the first ruling of a federal court that explains how fair use applies to AI training after the Supreme Court’s decision in Andy Warhol Foundation v. Goldsmith. The case involves Ross’s training of AI allegedly based on copies of Westlaw headnotes.…
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ChatGPT Plus & Enterprise will get image generation with DALL-E 3
Read more: ChatGPT Plus & Enterprise will get image generation with DALL-E 3OpenAI just announced that ChatGPT Plus and Enterprise will soon get the ability to create images through its image generator DALL-E 3. OpenAI touts the safety precautions and copyright precautions: “DALL·E 3 has mitigations to decline requests that ask for a public figure by name. We improved safety performance in risk areas like generation of…
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AI more creative in divergent thinking than humans, on average,Koivisto & Grassini study
Read more: AI more creative in divergent thinking than humans, on average,Koivisto & Grassini studyResults “On average, the AI chatbots outperformed human participants. While human responses included poor-quality ideas, the chatbots generally produced more creative responses.” But “the best human ideas still matched or exceed those of the chatbots.”
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OpenAI opens Dublin office, adding Europe presence
Read more: OpenAI opens Dublin office, adding Europe presenceOpenAI has offices in San Francisco and London. Now it has one in Dublin. OpenAI has posted job openings in Dublin and its other 2 locations. OpenAI chief strategy officer Jason Kwon told Reuters that Dublin was a good location to interact with Europe on the regulatory and business fronts.