Visual artists Sarah Andersen, Kelly McKernan, and Karla Ortiz have initiated a class action lawsuit against several AI companies, alleging copyright infringement for using their artwork in training datasets, with significant legal implications hinging on the Ninth Circuit’s interpretation of DMCA CMI claims.
The Open Source Initiative has launched the Open Source AI Definition to establish criteria for identifying genuinely open-source AI systems, addressing challenges related to training data and influencing future legislative and regulatory frameworks in the U.S. and beyond.
The integration of AI tools in the legal profession is transforming decision-making processes by addressing biases, improving accountability, and fostering public confidence in the justice system, while also presenting challenges related to bias monitoring and the emergence of technology-based service providers.
Governments and organizations are urged to adopt a synthetic measurement framework and adhere to OECD AI Principles to ensure accountability, transparency, and ethical standards in the development and deployment of AI technologies.
DG Connect and HaDEA will discuss EU digital policies, funding opportunities, and regulatory frameworks, including the EU AI Act and the Digital Identity Wallet, at Web Summit 2024, aiming to foster innovation and compliance in the digital ecosystem.
The White House’s National Security Memorandum issued on October 24th establishes a comprehensive framework for the safe and responsible development of artificial intelligence, emphasizing its implications for national security, human rights, and international collaboration while designating the U.S. AI Safety Institute as the primary authority for AI governance.
