It’s Complicated: Hollywood’s Love-Hate Relationship with AI Content
Somehow, it’s an existential threat, a blossoming secret love affair, and a hedging bet, all rolled into one Photo by Bailey Alexander on Unsplash Hollywood is currently in its “we’re not dating, but we’re definitely seeing each other” phase with AI. Publicly, the entertainment industry treats generative AI like it’s radioactive: a looming job killer, a creative imposter, a PR grenade just waiting to go off. Privately, however, studios are reportedly slipping into the DMs of AI startups, quietly experimenting behind closed doors, and very much testing the waters of what generative tools can do. Let’s start with Netflix, which recently (and officially) dipped[...]
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Not today, apocalypse!
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Where Does Responsibility for Infringing Subscribers Lie? – Cox DMCA Case
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) went into effect in 1998. The DMCA was enacted to provide copyright protection from online infringement, provide safe havens for online service providers from being sued for copyright infringement, and make it illegal to circumvent systems designed to protect copyrighted works. By many accounts, the law has been a success to both copyright holders and publishers.
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The EU’s Digital Fairness Act: Explained
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