copyright

“N/A - The article is a link to a discussion, not a primary source with a direct quote.”

“Music and audio that is generated wholly or in substantial part by AI is not permitted on Bandcamp.”

“The article references a Reddit post and Hacker News discussion about the policy, but lacks a direct quote from Bandcamp outlining the reasons for the ban. (Assumed)”

“An intellectual property lawyer says OpenAI is "putting itself at great risk" with this approach.”

“"メンバーをモデルとしたAI画像や動画を削除して"”

“Google loves AI content, except when it doesn't.”

“The paper focuses on copyright protection for 'Embedding-as-a-Service'.”

“The paper likely focuses on methods to improve AI's understanding and adherence to copyright law during content generation.”

“The paper likely introduces a new method or system for auditing the copyright status of datasets used in video recognition.”

“The article's context indicates a focus on how copyright legal philosophy precludes protection for generative AI outputs.”

“The article's context provides no specific key fact; it only mentions the title and source.”

“RegionMarker is a region-triggered semantic watermarking framework for embedding-as-a-service copyright protection.”

“Studio Ghibli, Bandai Namco, and Square Enix are making demands.”

“to develop next-generation professional music creation tools, powered by responsibly trained generative AI”

“Japan has asked OpenAI to keep Sora 2's hands off anime IP.”

“OpenAI's motion to dismiss copyright claims was rejected by a judge.”

“Authors are suing Nvidia.”

“More writers sue OpenAI for copyright infringement over AI training”

“The US Copyright Office refuses application with AI algorithm named as author.”