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Why AI Watermark Removal is Not a Game Changer
Users report that Google's new AI model, Gemini 2.0 Flash, is exceptionally good at removing watermarks. Here's why it isn't a major shift.
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University Invalidates Thesis of Dutch Politician
Erasmus University has ruled that Vicky Maeijer's thesis is invalid. The Dutch state secretary now faces the loss of her degree.
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AI Search Fails at Citation
AI search is a major trend in the space. However, a new study claims that AI search bots fail at citation and honoring publishers' wishes.
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How a Scam Publisher Stole a Video Game
A video game publisher allegedly stole a game from a solo dev and published it on all the major consoles. Here's how it happened.
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Moana, Marvin Gaye and the Problem of Proving Infringement
A decade after the Blurred Lines case, we get two reminders of how difficult winning a copyright infringement case can be.
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Copyright News
3 Count: Cowardly Lion
DC Circuit rules AI art doesn't qualify for copyright protection, News Corp sued by Brave Software and Soulja Boy case dismissed.
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3 Count: Hollywood Unity
Hollywood members ask for protection against AI training, Webtoon companies seek max penalty for pirate and Cardi B wins Enough Miami case.
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3 Count: Sony Musical
Sony sues USC over social media posts, Sony says it has removed 75K fakes and authors seek summary judgment in Meta case.
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3 Count: French Front
French publishers sue Meta over AI training, Turbo wins lawsuit over tag and Carl Lundström, Pirate Bay founder, dies in a plane crash.
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3 Count: Funky Lawsuit
George Clinton sued former business partner, Meta must face CMI claims, and Pensacola venue sued for unlicensed music.
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3 Count: Moana Victory
Jury rules Moana did not infringe, Ed Sheeran lawsuit appealed to the Supreme Court, and judge questions Miley Cyrus motion to dismiss.
