🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

The Admin's AI Action Plan is silent on "copyright" issues in AI per se but makes clear before page 1 that preserving our leadership in "transformative technologies" is a "national security imperative." Two fed courts just held that gen AI is "spectacularly transformative". 🎤🔥

Nate Hake Admin told reporters that since IP is something that’s still being adjudicated in court, they’re leaving it there

🇺🇲 We applaud the Administration for prioritizing American innovation by discouraging government overreach in AI development. Re:Create remains committed to ensuring that copyright functions as a force for innovation, not as a source of red tape and barriers. More from Executive

Pretty remarkable remarks from the President today:

And video here:

Big surprise. As I've observed many times, there is just no planet on which the US government is going to say, "Oh well, I guess training AI is copyright infringing, we'll have to leave it to China." And I don't think courts will either.

Yesterday Executive Director Brandon Butler joined Meredith Rose, Nicholas P. Garcia, Jennifer Maisal & Matthew Sag for Public Knowledge's Congressional briefing titled "The Current State of Play for AI and Copyright." We thank Public Knowledge for hosting a great discussion on current

In response to the White House AI Action Plan, Brandon Butler breaks down the plan's positive impact on fair use, creativity & innovation ➡️ recreatecoalition.org/fair-use-gives…

Good lord, what a week in copyright and fair use! Hard to pick one thing to highlight, but we're really proud of this infographic, and seeing clearly how the two big AI cases are aligned on fair use is a great way to celebrate #fairusefriday:

R.I.P. Tom Lehrer If no one is going to post the story of the 84-year-old Lehrer writing a letter to 2 Chainz, I guess I'll have to

Re:Create members were unanimous in our comments on copyright in the AI Action Plan: let fair use do it's thing. And the plan does just that. Here's a recap of what folks said: