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Q&A with Golnar Khosrowshahi, the CEO of Reservoir Media, a record label that buys catalogs of hit songs, on copyright, generative AI's impact, and more

Nov 01, 2023 - mediagazer.com
A US judge has dismissed copyright infringement claims against Midjourney and DeviantArt made by three artists who alleged the companies used AI to infringe on their work. However, the judge has allowed a direct claim against Stability AI to proceed. In another development, ESPN has admitted to digitally altering a 2020 clip of NBA player Damian Lillard and reposting it following the Bucks' opening night win against Philadelphia.

In tech news, Meta, formerly Facebook, has announced plans to offer an ad-free option for Instagram and Facebook users in the EU, EEA, and Switzerland. The service will cost €9.99/month for web users and €12.99/month for mobile users. This move comes as part of Meta's broader strategy to diversify its revenue streams beyond advertising.

Key takeaways:

  • A US judge has dismissed AI copyright infringement claims against Midjourney and DeviantArt by three artists, but a direct claim against Stability AI will proceed.
  • ESPN has admitted to digitally altering a 2020 clip of NBA player Damian Lillard and reposting it after the Bucks' opening night win against Philadelphia.
  • Meta is planning to introduce an ad-free option for Instagram and Facebook in the EU, EEA, and Switzerland, with a monthly charge of €9.99 on the web or €12.99 on mobile.
  • The discussions on these topics are widespread, with mentions on various platforms like Techmeme, Reuters, Bloomberg, and others.
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