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Utilize paid licensing agreements with content providers for training generative AI models to avoid copyright infringement and legal issues. copyrightissues #generativeAI #businessstrategy #legalcompliance #contentlicensing At Grow Scale Win™, we're all about using AI to enhance productivity and efficiency. That's why we've built the AI Growth System™, a truly holistic approach to growing your business. You get a personalized growth strategy and a full suite of AI powered tools to generate leads, nurture prospects, and close sales. Learn more at www.aigrowthsystem.com or growscalewin.com. DM us with any questions. Read more about this post here: https://lnkd.in/evWk6ARg

Think AI transparency doesn't affect you? Think again.   In the age of #AI innovation, transparency is key. 🌟 Lawmakers have introduced the AI Foundation Model Transparency Act, in an endeavor to shed light on the inner workings of AI foundation models, specifically the sourcing and use of training data. This groundbreaking move aims to clarify copyright issues and align AI development with federal standards, likely in response to the increasing number of copyright infringement lawsuits within the industry. Learn more about this development at The Verge: https://lnkd.in/eA_saM3P #DataAnalytics isn't just about collecting data; it's a commitment to ethically sourcing and utilizing this data to empower users, not infringe upon creators. AnyClip's Genius platform resonates with this commitment, transforming video content with AI that respects creators' rights. By providing intelligent, searchable, and interactive video experiences, we ensure that our AI Video Hosting services not only enhance user engagement but also maintain integrity in data handling. 👀 Looking to see how the Genius platform reflects the latest in AI industry standards? Discover more about AnyClip's solutions for AI Innovators and book a demo for an in-depth look. Explore here: https://lnkd.in/eptbxqPd #AnyClip #VisualIntelligence

As the excitement and adoption of generative AI has exploded over the last couple of years, not enough thought and consideration has been given to the obvious and emerging ethical and safety considerations. Yes, content creators and owners have protested (and filed numerous law suits against) the wholesale scraping and stealing of content for the training of AI models, and the alarm has been raised about the dangers of deep fakes especially as we head into a particularly contentious election cycle. But we need to create more incentives for the tech companies to take responsibility. ⚡ In a transparent effort to *not* take responsibility for the technology they are developing, tech companies have tightened up their terms of service, pushing liability for copyright infringement and other potential harms to the consumers of their technology. 😡 This is neither an ethical nor sustainable way of addressing the present and future harms being caused by the rapid evolution and eager adoption of AI technology. 📣 The important question of "who is responsible?" is now one of the primary issues that I face in representing clients who are contracting for services that in any way integrate AI technology. While of course I will continue to zealously advocate against contract terms that require my end user clients (mostly artists and arts institutions) to bear the burden of almost certain and potentially devastating future liabilities, the power differentials often make this an uphill battle. 🌟 The question of who should take responsibility for the harms caused by AI technology is an area ripe for legislative action. It's great to see the states start to address these issues (kudos again to Gavin Newsom for the multiple bills signed into law last week), but Federal legislation is really needed to create a solid and ethical foundation on which individual states can build. 💡 So, imagine my excitement when I heard the latest podcast from the extraordinary team at the Center for Humane Technology which addresses this issue head on and makes very clear policy arguments for passing Federal legislation requiring tech companies to take responsibility for the technology from which they are reaping extraordinary profits and power! I urge anyone interested in this space and the challenges of how we ethically and sustainably operate going forward to give it a listen. Would love to hear your thoughts on this topic as well! #artificialintelligence #termsofservice #responsibility #liability #technology #ethics #sustainability #centerforhumanetechnology #artlaw #artlawlawyer #artconverge https://lnkd.in/g7gA4Xz9

#GenerativeAI is reshaping our world, but at what cost? It is not just hungry for data- it's also thirsty for water! 💧💻 These powerful models devour information from the web, including government databases and knowledge resources, without permission, raising critical questions about copyright, consent, and ethical use of digital content. Plus, the water footprint of AI is snowballing, with some models consuming millions of litres of water during training and even a substantial amount for each prompt processed. While we celebrate the potential of AI, how can we demand more sustainable and ethical data practices in AI? #AIEthics #Sustainability #WaterConservation #CreatorsRights #ClimateChange

Ensure that your business uses copyrighted material ethically, obtaining proper permissions if necessary to avoid potential legal issues and protect intellectual property rights. #copyrightinfringement #ethicalbusinesspractices #protectintellectualproperty #copyrightlaw #legalcompliance At Grow Scale Win™, we're all about using AI to enhance productivity and efficiency. That's why we've built the AI Growth System™, a truly holistic approach to growing your business. You get a personalized growth strategy and a full suite of AI powered tools to generate leads, nurture prospects, and close sales. Learn more at www.aigrowthsystem.com or growscalewin.com. DM us with any questions. Read more about this post here: https://lnkd.in/eB2j9pn8

Will AI bring doom to the creatives? With the recent commotion within the creative world after the release of Sora AI I've been asking myself the question: is this coming for me? 🤖 So I did some browsing on the internet (as you do) and I came to a list of potential problems this may bring: ♻️ Environmental Damage: This one is nothing even to do with the creatives, but there's been a lot of information coming to light just about the sheer energy needed to power the whole AI operation, so far the conclusion is that it's really not sustainable to keep up with the power needed. © Copyright Concerns: Who owns AI-generated content? The blurring lines between AI and human creativity raise pressing questions about originality and copyright infringement. 🌍 Economic Impact: From potential job displacement to the devaluation of creative work, AI's ability to mass-produce content could reshape the creative economy. ✋ Ethical Considerations: The authenticity of creative works and the potential for misuse, such as deepfakes, highlight the ethical dilemmas posed by AI in art and media. The recent Wonka warehouse in Scotland would be in this category 😆 👨🎨 Creativity at Risk: The homogenization of creative output and limitations in AI's novelty pose risks to the diversity and innovation in creative fields. 👩⚖️ Regulatory Uncertainty: The lack of clear legal frameworks for AI-generated content underscores the need for new policies and ethical standards. Even though with all these potential issues on the rise, it's quite mesmerising to watch this technology develop at an incredible speed, and have some many breakthroughs in the recent year. We like it or not, but it seems that it's coming for some professions sooner or later, and it's going to be up to us how we handle it. Perhaps it's not all doom and gloom and we can co-exist happily? To end on a positive note, here's my co-founder of Wyld. Thor Jacobsen embracing the madness and taking advantage of the latest technologies to make creative co-labs between humans (himself) and AI. You can see more on his Instagram @tor_stein_land #ai #aiartwork #aiandcreativity #aiadoption

Generative AI is able to decipher information from huge datasets, automate tedious tasks and generate content, images and even videos in seconds - a marketer's dream! 😍 But, there are concerns about risks - from bias and copyright infringement to the robotic-sounding nature of AI content and a loss of authenticity that AI could introduce. 😬 Anteriad's SVP of Marketing, Dee (McKiernan) Blohm, explores the balancing act of harnessing AI and sustaining authenticity in Forbes Communications Council: AI In Marketing: Balancing Tech And Trust. ➡️https://hubs.ly/Q02NPm5C0

Generative #AI is set to transform the economy. Legal concerns about its threat to intellectual property rights are growing. Organizations looking to use this new tech successfully must address the critical issues of visibility and disclosure. Click the link to learn more! #NutanixForecast

Generative #AI is set to transform the economy, but legal concerns about its threat to intellectual property rights are growing. Organizations looking to use this new tech successfully must address the critical issues of visibility and disclosure. Click the link to learn more! #NutanixForecast