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  1. Proposed copyright law modification "…protects…public from…imitations of…personal characteristics (…appearance, voice…) without consent" & "…protects performers…from…imitations of their…performance…without consent."

    Go Denmark!

    Danish proposal:

    #copyright #deepfakes #ai #ip #actorslife

    ft.dk/samling/20241/...

  2. Proposed Danish copyright law modification that "…protects…general public from…realistic digitally generated imitations of other people's personal characteristics (such as appearance, voice, etc.) without consent" & "…protects performers & artists from…realistic digitally generated imitations of their artistic performance or comedic performance without consent."

    Go Denmark!

    proposal (in Danish): ft.dk/samling/20241/almdel/KUU

    #copyright #deepfakes #ai #ip #actorslife

  3. Assigning your copyright to the FSF helps defend the GPL and keep software free. Thank you Léa Gris for assigning your copyright to the FSF! More at: u.fsf.org/4co #GNU #Bash #CopyrightAssignments

  4. “Western Confluence of Confusion”

    © Copyright 2026 by Erik Goetze

    Part of a new series called “Absorption” which builds upon my previous series "Panpsychism" and "Invisible Structures."

    If you like this, consider tipping me via my Ko-Fi.
    ko-fi.com/artofgeography

    I don’t use AI tools to make my art. And AI tools do not have permission to train on or assimilate my art.

    #art #abstractart #abstract #landscape #painters #painting

  5. Never heard of someone claiming copyright on their art somebody else wants to get tattoo of.

    It makes some sense... and I'm sure in a technical matter, perhaps that's valid but I just can't see going through all that effort to stop someone wanting to do that.

    It's more of a legal pretense than anything else... but I can't help shake it as weird.

    It's understandable given the times, but just another reminder on how fails us all.

  6. The manufacturer logo with maskwork and copyright years. I wonder what's being copyrighted here, as there is no microcode.

  7. Scrittrici da “Nobel”- articolo di ©PatriziaCordone ©Luoghi di Donne – copyright – tutti i diritti d'autore riservati
    La lettura ha similitudini con il viaggio, se si tratta di buona letteratura. I premi Nobel riflettono questa peculiarità enunciata dalle motivazioni delle assegnazioni alle personalità vincitrici spesso correlate alle situazioni sociali dei contesti geografici delle ambientazioni dei romanzi. #history #womenhistory #books #nobel #literature
    luoghididonneilblogdipatriziac

  8. Court order: Judge hears argument on Google's bid to move the publishers' Gemini suit from New York to California and reserves decision

    payauthors.com/news/2026-10-08

    #AIcopyright #copyright

  9. Japanese yen hits 18-year low against Korean won as won strengthens

    All materials contained on this site are protected by Korean copyright law and may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, displayed, published or broadcast without the prior consent of the JoongAng Ilbo | Tel: 1577-0510 JoongAng Ilbo Co., Ltd. | Address: 48-6 Sangamsan-…
    #Japan #JP #JapanNews #Japanese #Japanesenews #news
    alojapan.com/1551973/japanese-

  10. @bitwarden is now dual-licensed GPLv3 and "Bitwarden License v1.0", which is a proprietary copyright license.

    They've gone to great lengths on Reddit, the community forums, and elsewhere to ensure the community that the GPLv3 license remains in place and the clients will remain Free Software and actively developed.

    This places them in the same camp as MySQL, Qt, Ghostscript, Asterisk, Cygwin, and others.

    But whether or not they stick to their guns remains to be seen.

    community.bitwarden.com/t/publ

  11. How can an entire industry accept the absurdity of ISO 27001—the self-proclaimed global standard for information security—being locked behind a copyright paywall?

    The argument that "ISO needs copyright to fund its operations" is laughable. Look at the open-source ecosystem. Thousands of critical software projects secure the modern internet daily without selling access to their source code. They rely on sponsorships, foundations, and community backing.

    #infosec #cybersecurity #grc #risk

  12. Rosetta Selflessly Offers Beautiful Comet Selfie

    A composite image from a camera on ESA Rosetta mission Philae comet lander shows a solar array, with comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko in the background.

    More: images.nasa.gov/details/PIA188
    Credit: Copyright: ESA/Rosetta/Philae/CIVA

    #comet #rosetta #astrodon #astronomy #astrophotography #astrophysics

  13. Hypothetical that I'd like to explore:

    If a person were to try to create some piece of fiction that took place in, say, Gotham City, or on Gallifrey, or Tatooine, they'd have their asses sued off by DC, or the BBC, or Star Wars/Disney, because those locations come from movies that are copyrighted. You can't use those settings until the copyright expires.

    With the release of the recent _Backrooms_ (2016) movie, we have this interesting piece of commercial media that is based on a culturally owned story. The Backrooms as a concept is not copyrighted, because Kane Parsons (the director) didn't invent it. The concept comes from a collection of several unnamed nobodies, who made stuff, put it on the internet, and then it entered into the shared folklore.

    If somebody wanted to write a companion film, say, "The Backrooms: Revisited", set within the same setting, and using many of the same tropes as were established within the Kane Parsons film -- the backrooms being a "copy of a copy", memories of the past, passing through walls to enter the backrooms, gateways appearing all across the world suddenly, etc -- what copyright rules might stop them?

    Elements which existed within the folklore already surely would be seen as fair game. What about elements that are natural extensions of the existing lore? (it seems the place being a "copy of a copy" of the real world is new, but it doesn't seem a big stretch from the existing folklore)

    Sure, we couldn't include Clark or his furniture shop. That's obvious. We couldn't tell their stories.

    But it's very curious. To see a piece of fiction so commercially successful despite drawing so heavily from a contemporary piece of collectively constructed folklore, no?

    It seems to me that this kind of work almost puts into plain view the contradiction between the creative energy of the folk tradition and the restrictive powers of our rigid copyright system.

    Thoughts?

    #folklore #storytelling #backrooms #theBackrooms #copyright #copyleft #creativeCommons

  14. alojapan.com/1551973/japanese- Japanese yen hits 18-year low against Korean won as won strengthens #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseNews #news All materials contained on this site are protected by Korean copyright law and may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, displayed, published or broadcast without the prior consent of the JoongAng Ilbo | Tel: 1577-0510 JoongAng Ilbo Co., Ltd. | Address: 48-6 Sangamsan-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea Business registr

  15. This also doesn't include the many books that are hard to find online because the publishers only care about profit. Luckily there are many kind-hearted pirated websites who provide those books for free. Knowledge cannot be limited by copyright.

    #sofiaflorina #ソフィアフロリナ #academicvictim #academicmemes #academicmeme #academiamemes #academiameme #academia #meme #memes #relatable #relateable #relatablememe #relatablememes #relateablememe #relateablememes

  16. RE: pixelfed.social/p/TheHeartofth

    Yes and no. They will still happily sue YOU for violations of their copyright.

  17. This is farked.

    Voice actors now have to compete against AI reproductions of their own voices.

    And because they often don't hold the copyright to the ads of TV shows they work on, there's basically no recourse:

    "Jacqui Duncan has voiced more than 5000 commercials for Australian radio and television. And, as she told [a NSW stare government committee on AI], she owns none of them.

    "Last financial year, Duncan earned about 30 per cent of what she had consistently made in the three years before. She now works a second job.

    "'AI voices and performances have definitely played a big part,' she told this masthead. Clients have also used them to push down the rates the union spent years fighting for, she said. 'It’s faster and cheaper, so therefore we should be as well.'

    "Duncan, the NSW president of Equity, the performers’ division of the media union, gave evidence to the Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence. 'I never gave consent for my work to be taken,' she said. 'Our members are already 62 per cent down on their work in the last 12 months,' Simon Kennedy, president of the Australian Association of Voice Actors, told the same hearing.
    ...
    "OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft, and Google all put Canberra on notice – Australia’s copyright rules will dictate whether they train their flagship models on local soil. But copyright usually belongs to a studio, label, publisher or advertiser, not to the performer or writer who made the work. Under the deals and funds on the table, the alliance warned, the money flows to whoever holds the copyright.

    "Duncan has never held the copyright to her own commercials. 'But if it’s my biometric data and 20 years of industry skills that go into those performances, I should have a say,' she said. Clients, she said, should not get a performance at all if it 'only exists because mine and thousands of others’ training, performance skills, experience and creative consciousness have all been whittled down to ones and zeros, fed into an LLM (for free) and then exported'.
    ...
    "She knows voice artists and actors who have been replaced by AI copies of themselves, their voices or faces used in new campaigns without consent or payment.

    "When one colleague asked a producer why he had not even been consulted, Duncan said, the producer replied that he 'assumed consent was given'."

    https://www.smh.com.au/technology/i-never-gave-consent-the-australians-being-replaced-with-copies-of-themselves-20261010-p613x1.html

    #AI #VoiceActor #VoiceActing #ArtificialIntelligence #ChatGPT #auspol #NSWpol #Gemini #Claude #Anthropic #OpenAI #ChatGPT #Google #AIBubble #capitalism #business #politics #nsw #nswpol

  18. Explaining statutory damages: Statutory damages: fixed sums a law awards per violation without proof of loss, the engine behind US privacy, wiretap and copyright class actions in ad tech. ppc.land/statutory-damages/ #StatutoryDamages #LegalTech #PrivacyLaw #CopyrightLaw #AdTech

  19. Rosetta Comet Comes Alive

    This still from a sequence of images shows comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko moving against the background star field.

    More: images.nasa.gov/details/PIA183
    Credit: Copyright: ESA/NASA/Rosetta/MPS

    #comet #rosetta #astrodon #astronomy #astrophotography #astrophysics

  20. I found an AI slop book written about me
    By Cam Wilson

    Cam Wilson is the ABC's AI reporter and recently discovered an AI-generated book about him and a book he wrote.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-10-10/cam

    #AI #Technology #Books #Copyright #Art #CamWilson

  21. “Bugrock to Bedrock” has just been updated to version 1.4.0! You can find the download and changelog here:

    codeberg.org/legendary_creeper

    Please note that two patches had to be removed due to copyright issues with the Minecraft EULA. If you're currently on v1.3.0, don't update and wait until v1.5.0, which will introduce many new patches.

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