ChatGPT, Midjourney, other AI tools to make their way into EU legislation

The bill will classify the risk of AI tools and force developers of generative-AI applications to disclose the use of any copyrighted materials.

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What are CC0 NFTs, and why are they important?

A CC0 (Creative Commons Zero) NFT is an NFT with a copyright in which the owner permits anyone to use the NFT for commercial gain.

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NFTs democratize music industry and redistribute song rights

EDM artist R3HAB and music community anotherblock are using NFTs to share song royalties with everyone involved in the process of launching a song -including fans.

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Dogecoin Foundation registers name and logos as trademarked within in the EU

The foundation took action to prevent, "attempts by people completely unaffiliated with Dogecoin to register" the names for reasons of fraud and extortion, according to board member Jens Wiechers.

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You shall not pass: Tolkien estate blocks ‘The Lord of the Rings’ JRR Token

The time of the JRR Token has come, but it wasn’t able to defeat the Tolkien Estate in a ruling that has forced the project to shut down and cease trading.

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We haven’t even begun to tap into the potential of NFTs

Nonfungible tokens will become a critical component of all brands’ marketing and digital strategy initiatives — and even more.

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Midjourney, other AI devs strike back in court, claiming their material is not similar to artists

Midjourney, Stability AI and DeviantArt issued a response on April 18 to a group of artists who accused them of extensive copyright infringement. The artists claimed that these companies had used their work in generative artificial intelligence (AI) systems without proper authorization. The companies filed their motions in a San Francisco federal court seeking the [...]

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Sarah Silverman sues Meta and OpenAI for copyright violations

Author Sarah Silverman, and two others, opened a lawsuit against OpenAI and Meta for using copyrighted work to train their AI systems without permission.

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