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Using copyrighted material to train AI isn’t always fair use, judge rules. But what are the implications for photographers?
NEWS In a copyright infringement lawsuit filed by Thomson Reuters, a federal judge has ruled that AI competed with the original material
After months of teasing Adobe Firefly’s Generative Video model is now available for everyone to try
NEWS Adobe opens its AI video generation up to the public letting anyone generate short clips from image or text prompts
The Getty Museum has just purchased its first-ever AI-generated photograph
News “Would cowboy culture have embraced latex?” said artist Matias Sauter Morera “These speculative questions are at the core of my work”
Google Photos now watermarks all AI-generated content using SynthID
news The watermark will be invisible, and appear in the meta data for all AI-generated images, audio, text or video
Australia bans Chinese AI company DeepSeek after it knocks billions of dollars off the stock market
The Australian government has banned the AI company on all government devices and networks over fears about national security
Can we please stop calling AI-generated images “photographs?”
OPINION A computer may be capable of creating an image, but it is not capable of creating a photograph
In this new world of AI, photography will live and die by how transparent we photographers choose to be about the images we create
Opinion AI can create an image but it cannot take a photograph. Photography has a chance to become more relevant than ever – but transparency is key
Can you copyright generative AI? The answer surprisingly originates with the camera, in a key US Copyright Office report
NEWS Score one for the humans – the US Copyright Office says prompt-based generative AI can't be copyrighted
