… Anthropic’s “very narrow” red lines “do not go far enough to protect human rights or to comply with international law,” said Tech Justice Law’s Batt. “Anthropic specifically talks about mass domestic surveillance of US persons as posing grave civil liberties concerns, but the same civil liberties c… …
… According to a guidance from the US Copyright Office on the legal authorship of AI-generated images, “No matter how many times a prompt is revised and resubmitted, the final output reflects the user’s acceptance of the AI system’s interpretation, rather than authorship of the expression it contains… …
… Those investors, in many cases, now say, “I look back, and I think I should have had more concerns if I had known fully what the claims were and what the concerns were.” Not all of them; opinions vary, and we quote a range of opinions, but there are significant ones who were acting on very partial … …
… I’m curious if there were concerns in the military that things were getting too fast? …
… You make the point from an ethics perspective, from a fact-checking perspective, from a legal perspective, knowing that if you write a story and somebody else comes after you, and that you have legal support, those things matter in journalism. …