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Elon Musk in talks with Midjourney: Is partnership imminent? More AI-generated images expected on X
Fascinating news: Elon Musk said he’s in talks with Midjourney, the AI text-to-image generator. In a Space on X, Musk said: “We are in some interesting discussions with Midjourney and something may come of that, but either way, one way or another, we will enable AI art generation on the X platform.” Very interesting development.… Read more
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OpenAI’s Sora text to video: a wild imagination is no limit
One striking aspect of text to image and now text to video generators is that anything that can imagined can be created in an image or video. Even a wild imagination is not limited in what can be depicted or created. So, when critics say that AI generators are not “creative” or may lead to… Read more
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Status of all copyright lawsuits v. AI (Feb. 18 , 2024)
Here’s the latest status report of the U.S. copyright lawsuits against AI companies as of Feb. 18, 2024. The biggest development was Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin’s granting in part OpenAI’s motion to dismiss the vicarious infringement claims, Section 1202 copyright management information claims, and some state law claims. Status of U.S. Copyright Lawsuits v. AI Cos.… Read more
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OpenAI previews Sora, text to video generator
OpenAI previewed its text-to-video generator named Sora, to rave reviews. People found the videos both impressive and “dispiriting.” The latter, apparently because of the fears that AI may make what a lot of content creators and even filmmakers do obsolete. The speed at which AI generators are advancing is dizzying! Even YouTube creator and tech… Read more
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Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin grants in part OpenAI’s motion to dismiss Paul Tremblay’s and Sarah Silverman’s vicarious copyright claims, removal of CMI claims
OpenAI scored a partial victory in the copyright lawsuits against it brought by book authors Paul Tremblay, Sarah Silverman, and other authors seeking a class action. Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin ruled that the plaintiffs had failed to allege specific facts to meet the requirements of vicarious copyright infringement, or the claims for removal of copyright management… Read more
