Mickey Shall Be Free!
The end of the year brings with it festive cheer, and a look forward into the new year to come. For those with an interest in intellectual property and the …read more Continue reading Mickey Shall Be Free!
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Falsified Photos: Fooling Adobe’s Cryptographically-Signed Metadata
Last week, we wrote about the Leica M11-P, the world’s first camera with Adobe’s Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) credentials baked into every shot. Essentially, each file is signed with Leica’s …read more Continue reading Falsified Photos: Fooling Adobe’s Cryptographically-Signed Metadata
Sony completes field test for in-camera image authentication tech
Last month, Leica released a new camera rocking hardware and software designed to help with image authentication from the moment the shutter button is pressed. Now Sony has announced the completion of a month-long field test that will see similar tech … Continue reading Sony completes field test for in-camera image authentication tech
Leica helps photographers protect their work with the M11-P camera
Leica has launched a new version of the M11 rangefinder camera that’s designed to help photographers “create a seamless chain of authenticity, from capturing to publication” by applying a secure digital label to images.Continue ReadingCategory: Photogr… Continue reading Leica helps photographers protect their work with the M11-P camera
31% of Organizations Using Generative AI Ask It To Write Code
Code development, content creation and analytics are the top generative AI use cases. However, many enterprise users don’t trust gen AI to be private. Continue reading 31% of Organizations Using Generative AI Ask It To Write Code
31% of Organizations Using Generative AI Ask It To Write Code
Code development, content creation and analytics are the top generative AI use cases. However, many enterprise users don’t trust gen AI to be private. Continue reading 31% of Organizations Using Generative AI Ask It To Write Code
ChatGPT and the Race to Secure Your Intellectual Property
ChatGPT reached 100 million users in January 2023, only two months after its release. That’s a record-breaking pace for an app. Numbers at that scale indicate that generative AI — AI that creates new content as text, images, audio and video — has arrived. But with it comes new security and intellectual property (IP) issues […]
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Will A.I. Steal all the Code and Take all the Jobs?
New technology often brings with it a bit of controversy. When considering stem cell therapies, self-driving cars, genetically modified organisms, or nuclear power plants, fears and concerns come to mind …read more Continue reading Will A.I. Steal all the Code and Take all the Jobs?
What’s New, From 1927
Here we are at the start of the new year, which for the Internet Archive means a note about what has just entered the public domain. 1927’s finest previously copyrighted …read more Continue reading What’s New, From 1927
GitHub Users File A Class-Action Lawsuit Against Microsoft For Training an AI Tool With Their Code
This lawsuit represents a growing concern from programmers, artists, and other people that AI systems may be using their code, artwork, and other data without permission. Continue reading GitHub Users File A Class-Action Lawsuit Against Microsoft For Training an AI Tool With Their Code