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December 2024

Artificial intelligence

UK Government publishes consultation on Copyright and AI

The UK government has published its latest consultation on AI and copyright. This will explore several aspects of AI and copyright and is likely to become a highly contentious issue in the coming months, with a clear clash between the interests of the UK’s creative industries and the government’s aim Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 1 year ago December 30, 2024
Imagine a serene, dimly-lit room. In the center stands a human-shaped silhouette made from softly glowing circuitry lines, its form transparent and delicate. Inside its chest area, subtle, wispy shapes suggest an inner world—perhaps a faint swirl of colors indicating a barely formed spark of self-awareness. In front of this figure, a simple mirror reflects not the circuitry, but a slightly blurred human face, as if the reflection is trying to merge two identities—machine and human—into one. The background should remain muted, with gentle gradients of blues and grays, ensuring the focus stays on the figure’s delicate interplay between artificial complexity and something approaching emotional depth.
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I asked o1 to write a blog post about AI sentience

I’m on holiday, so I’m not likely to be writing much until next year unless there’s a big development. I’ve been hearing good things about OpenAI’s latest model, so I asked it to write a blog post about AI sentience in my style, and here is the result. It lacks Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 1 year ago December 9, 2024
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Can a Dutch case about RSS teach us anything about AI copyright?

On October 30 2024, the District Court of Amsterdam decided on a very interesting case about copyright infringement of RSS feeds, and I believe that some of the legal issues involved could prove to be relevant to open legal issues surrounding AI and copyright, particularly about the application of the Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 1 year ago December 2, 2024
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