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Revitalizing the Stars: AI Brings Aging Actors Back to Life

It's a well-known fact that as we age, our looks change and time takes its toll on our bodies. For actors, this can mean that they may not be able to play the same roles they once did. But with the advent of artificial intelligence, that's all changing.

A Glimpse into the Past with Harrison Ford

Actor Harrison Ford has been in the industry for decades and is a fan-favorite for his role as Indiana Jones. At 80 years old, he might seem a bit too old to play the swashbuckling adventurer once again. However, a new trailer for the

No Copyright Protection for AI-Generated Images

Copyright

Discover the latest Copyright Office decision affirming the registration of AI-created comic books & its implications for the future of AI-generated art

In a letter seen by Reuters, the U.S. Copyright Office has stated that images in a graphic novel created using the artificial intelligence system Midjourney should not have been granted copyright protection. The decision is one of the first by a U.S. court or agency on the scope of copyright protection for works created with AI, and comes amid the growing use of generative AI software such as Midjourney, Dall-E and ChatGPT.

Copyright Protection Approved in September 2022

On September 15, 2022, the US copyright registration was approved for the manga "Zarya of the Dawn" created by New

AI Start-Up Automates Legal Document Drafting and Research

Legal

Harvey AI, a start-up backed by OpenAI-managed investment fund, has partnered with global law firm Allen & Overy to automate some legal document drafting and research. This partnership is the first of its kind, according to the company, and could lead to more deals in the future.

Allen & Overy Tests Harvey AI with Over 3,500 Lawyers

Allen & Overy announced on Wednesday that more than 3,500 of its lawyers have already tested Harvey, which is based on OpenAI's GPT software. The London-founded law firm said it sees the adoption of generative AI technology as a serious competitive

AI is Taking Over: Relx Supercharges Its Products with Generative AI for Record Growth!

Technology

Information and analytics firm Relx has reported using generative AI to improve its legal, health, and science products. The company predicts another year of strong growth in 2023. Relx's Chief Financial Officer, Nick Luff, has stated that the company saw growth in all four divisions: legal, risk, science, and exhibitions, with underlying profits growing faster than revenue. Luff has said that the momentum remains strong across the group, and that Relx expects underlying growth rates in revenue and adjusted operating profit to remain above historical trends.

The use of AI in Relx's products has the potential to disrupt information search

The Worrying Potential of AI in Military Technology

Military

The CEO of Palantir Technologies, Alex Karp, has said that Ukraine's effective use of artificial intelligence (AI) to target Russian forces has pushed the technology onto the agenda of military and political leaders worldwide. In an optimistic view of AI, Karp spoke at the first international summit on responsible military use of AI, and highlighted that the technology has moved from an "erudite ethics discussion" to a top concern since the start of the conflict in Ukraine.

Palantir Takes Responsibility For Most Of Ukraine's Targeting Operations

Karp suggested that the use of AI in war has great potential to revolutionize

60+ Countries Sign Call to Action for AI in Military, But Critics Say It's Not Enough

Military

More than 60 countries, including the US and China, signed a "call to action" endorsing responsible use of artificial intelligence in the military.

More than 60 Countries Sign Modest "Call to Action" Endorsing Responsible Use of AI in Military

On February 16th, The Hague hosted the first international summit on military AI, co-hosted by the Netherlands and South Korea. More than 60 countries, including the United States and China, signed a modest "call to action" endorsing the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the military.

No Legal Commitment Made

The statement signed by the countries is not legally binding, and critics noted that it failed to address concerns like AI-guided drones, 'slaughterbots' that could kill with no human intervention, or the risk

Revitalizing the Stars: AI Brings Aging Actors Back to Life

A Glimpse into the Past with Harrison Ford

No Copyright Protection for AI-Generated Images

Copyright Protection Approved in September 2022

AI Start-Up Automates Legal Document Drafting and Research

Allen & Overy Tests Harvey AI with Over 3,500 Lawyers

AI is Taking Over: Relx Supercharges Its Products with Generative AI for Record Growth!

The Worrying Potential of AI in Military Technology

Palantir Takes Responsibility For Most Of Ukraine's Targeting Operations

60+ Countries Sign Call to Action for AI in Military, But Critics Say It's Not Enough

More than 60 Countries Sign Modest "Call to Action" Endorsing Responsible Use of AI in Military

No Legal Commitment Made

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