The U.S. Copyright Office addresses questions about AI-generated content and creative ownership in a new report. AI-generated content needs human creativity for ...

10th, a Stanford professor hired as an expert witness in a lawsuit about AI-generated deepfakes had his testimony thrown out after it was revealed that AI itself had hallucinated citations in his ...

This is by no means surprising and is fully in line with China’s rules and regulations ... Similarly, the Interim Measures on Generative AI mandates that generated content must uphold ...

One major advantage is China’s low electricity prices. Higher AI energy intensity and overall energy costs in the United States have narrowed the U.S. edge over China, which boasts lower costs ...

At France’s AI Action Summit, tech bosses told CNBC that DeepSeek demonstrates that China can’t be counted out as a serious ...

The article urged video creators, online platforms and government regulators to work together to reduce copyright ...

Artificial intelligence is being used to influence democratic processes in Africa. In cooperation with the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, Karen Allen from the Institute for Security Studies in South ...

With millions of players and fans around the globe, competitive gaming has become a significant part of the entertainment industry. As technology continues to advance, one question comes to mind: will ...

But the real issue isn’t just that American companies are falling behind from a technical standpoint, it’s that China’s AI ascension was in part enabled by American tech companies building ...

Nonetheless, for creators and copyright owners, the USCO’s rules offer a measure of stability: It looks almost certain that fully AI-generated works – for instance, the songs created by AI ...

If panicked stock sellers and pessimists are to be believed, DeepSeek is some sort of kryptonite whose existence implies China will do to American AI what it did to American toy manufacturing.