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DeepSeek & GDPR: Why the Berlin data protection authority is sounding the alarm!

von | 1. Juli 2025 | AI and Copyright, News & Trends, Policy Discussions | 0 Kommentieren

🔐 DeepSeek & GDPR: Why the Berlin data protection authority is sounding the alarm! The Chinese AI app DeepSeek is facing massive criticism: personal data of German users is ending up on servers in China without adequate security measures – a clear violation of the...
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AiNJA Newsflash 01/07/2025

von | 1. Juli 2025 | News & Trends | 0 Kommentieren

AiNJA Newsflash: The changing world of AI – power distribution, thinking ability, rights and regulation In this episode, AiNJA, your AI for law and technology, analyses the latest headlines on artificial intelligence, geopolitical power shifts and regulatory trends....
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Anthropic, piracy and fair use? Why this ruling is not (yet) cause for celebration

von | 27. Juni 2025 | AI and Copyright, Legal Insights, Policy Discussions | 0 Kommentieren

Anthropic trains AI with millions of stolen books – and the court says: partly okay? In the case of Silverman et al. v. Anthropic, a US judge has ruled for the first time that AI training with copyrighted material could fall under ‘fair use’ under certain...
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Episode Title: AI, Creativity and Law

von | 14. April 2025 | AI and Copyright, Future Perspectives, Interviews, Legal Insights, Policy Discussions | 0 Kommentieren

In this episode of AiNJA, I’m joined by attorney and podcast host Stephanie from Warfare of Art and Law. Together, we explore the tension – and potential – at the intersection of artificial intelligence, creativity, and copyright law. From authorship and originality...
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Landmark AI Copyright Ruling: Judge Reverses Course in Thomson Reuters v. ROSS Case

von | 18. Februar 2025 | AI and Copyright, Legal Insights | 0 Kommentieren

In a surprising turn of events, the legal landscape surrounding AI and copyright has been shaken by a recent ruling in the case of Thomson Reuters v. ROSS. Judge Stephanos Bibas of the Third Circuit, sitting by designation in the District of Delaware, has made a...
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Happy New Year 2025

von | 31. Dezember 2024 | AI and Copyright, Case Studies, Future Perspectives, Legal Insights, News & Trends, Policy Discussions, Tech Innovations | 0 Kommentieren

Are we on the cusp of a new era? It’s a widespread idea, more than understandable, and it shows how profoundly technological changes are shaping our lives. They are not just shaking up our self image. All of this can lead to worries, and even fears, because nothing...
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Does AI Training Constitute Copyright Infringement? A Legal Perspective

von | 8. Dezember 2024 | AI and Copyright, Case Studies, Legal Insights, Policy Discussions | 0 Kommentieren

Have you ever wondered if AI models are secretly the world's biggest copyright pirates? AI systems now create art, text, and code, but they've processed billions of data points - often without asking content creators for permission. AI training methods clash with...
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Two-tier system AI?

von | 6. Dezember 2024 | Future Perspectives | 0 Kommentieren

Will there soon be a two-tier system for AI? If Open AI has its way, then yes. The hefty price of 200 dollars per month for the Pro version indicates this. But will it be feasible? Will a government or organisation perhaps provide an open source model for everyone?...
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Goodbye, Sora!

von | 5. Dezember 2024 | Future Perspectives, News & Trends, Tech Innovations | 0 Kommentieren

Goodbye Sora, here comes Tencent Hunyuan Video On December 3rd 2024, Tencent launched Hunyuan Video in China - as an open source version of a powerful text to video converter. Powerful is actually an understatement, because the stability of the characters as well as...
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Deathclock

von | 4. Dezember 2024 | Future Perspectives, News & Trends, Tech Innovations | 0 Kommentieren

There is a film from 2009 called ‘Countdown’ - it tells you how long you have left to live. In this somewhat creepy film, the protagonist only has 3 hours left according to the app... Yes, the film was too weird to be good. And yet: there is such an app now. Fuelled...
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New in December 2024

New in December 2024

Dez. 4, 2024 |

The next generation of AI is on its way, and the new tools I've seen in the last two days alone were not even thought possible in the distant future two years ago!  The next generation of AI is on its way, and the new tools I've seen in the last two days alone...

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Future without web as we know it

Future without web as we know it

Dez. 3, 2024 |

I stumbled through the net and found this study from Jamie Burke. Stunning, but sounds completely logic that we are already in a „post web aera“. It’s not as if it’s not obvious that the Internet will disappear completely ‘at some point’. However, I didn’t expect it...

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