Watch Live: The AI Copyright Debate Uncovered
▼ Summary
– Multiple lawsuits about generative AI’s training materials, filed in 2023, are now starting to see decisions.
– Examples of controversies include Midjourney creating videos of Disney characters like Wall-E with a gun.
– WIRED senior writer Kate Knibbs will answer subscriber questions about AI copyright battles in a July 16 livestream.
– The livestream, hosted by Reece Rogers, is for subscribers only, with a replay available afterward.
– Non-subscribers can gain access by subscribing to WIRED to join the event or watch the replay.
The ongoing legal battles surrounding AI and copyright law have reached a critical juncture, with major cases now moving toward resolution. Courts are finally issuing rulings on lawsuits filed in 2023 that challenge how generative AI systems use copyrighted material for training. From controversial AI-generated content featuring well-known characters to high-profile departures of legal experts from tech giants, these cases could reshape the future of artificial intelligence development.
WIRED’s senior writer Kate Knibbs, who has extensively covered this complex issue, will join Reece Rogers for an exclusive subscriber livestream on July 16 at 12 pm ET / 9 am PT. They’ll dive into the latest developments, analyze key legal arguments, and explore what these rulings mean for creators, tech companies, and everyday users. Whether you’re curious about fair use in AI training or the implications for creative industries, this discussion will provide valuable insights.
If you can’t attend live, a recording will be available afterward for subscribers. To make sure your questions are addressed, submit them in advance through the link provided or by commenting below. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from leading experts—subscribe today for full access to the livestream and all of WIRED’s premium content.
(Source: Wired)
