The question of whether AI companies should compensate creators for their content has stirred significant debate in recent years, particularly amid the exponential rise of artificial intelligence technologies and their integration into various creative industries. The News/Media Alliance, a
Imagine an artificial intelligence system trained on a vast ocean of digital content: books, articles, music, and images. As AI technology evolves at lightning speed, questions arise about whether these models ever cross the line into illegal territory, borrowing too much from copyrighted material.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), a fee-funded agency under the Department of Commerce, is set to enhance its operating reserves by $47 million in the current fiscal year. The USPTO requested a budget of $4.56 billion and plans to transfer $2.45 million to the Commerce Department's
Ruli AI, a legal technology startup based in Austin, Texas, has made a significant move by hiring John Lee as its new general counsel and head of strategy. With an extensive two-decade background in the legal and tech industries, Lee's appointment is poised to accelerate Ruli AI's goal of
The strategic imperative for the United States to bolster its technological development and manufacturing capabilities is paramount for maintaining economic growth and military superiority in the face of intensifying global competition. As other nations rapidly advance their technological prowess,
The intricate intersection of technology and creativity that guides modern innovation is facing unprecedented challenges with the rise of AI-generated art. This phenomenon, while offering groundbreaking possibilities, raises complex legal and ethical questions needing urgent attention. AI-created
