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A Chinese court has ruled that AI-generated images can be copyrighted

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Ts Yotov
December 01, 2023

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👨‍⚖️ A Chinese court has ruled that AI-generated images can be copyrighted, a decision that stands in contrast to the stance of Western courts. The court ruled that AI-generated images possess "originality" and reflect human creative intellectual input, making them eligible for copyright protection.

🛑 Meta globally prohibits AI-generated ads for political, housing, employment, and credit campaigns. Access to these AI features is blocked in sensitive and regulated areas. The company seeks to understand the risks and develop appropriate safeguards.

🦾 AWS re:Invent recap: Amazon announces new AI tools, including Neptune Analytics, Clean Rooms ML, SageMaker HyperPod, AWS Titan Image Generator, and Amazon Q chatbot, as well as new hardware devices and serverless offerings. These updates aim to enhance data analysis, collaboration, training large language models, image generation, chatbot capabilities, and security.

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