UNESCO’s A.I. Report Considers How Technology Can Serve Culture The organization's investigation into A.I. and culture frames artificially intelligent technologies as both an opportunity and a threat. By Elisa Carollo
Perplexity’s Clash with New Publishers Continues Despite Revenue-Sharing Efforts Japan’s leading newspapers join a growing wave of media lawsuits targeting A.I. firms. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Federal Judge Rules A.I.-Generated Art Isn’t Copyrightable But Questions Remain The unsurprising ruling reasserts that human beings are an “essential part of a valid copyright claim.” By Christa Terry
NY Times Barred From Using Bill Cunningham Photos, Met Museum Adds Egyptian Galleries By Alanna Martinez
Communist Party Tries to Copyright Red Star, Galleries Leave Crown Building—and More By Alanna Martinez
Dustin Hoffman Leads Medici Family TV Series, Museums to Show Gurlitt Trove—and More By Alanna Martinez
Bowie’s ‘Blackstar’ Art Released for Free Use, Art Institute Names New Prez—and More By Alanna Martinez
Taylor Swift Caught in Artist’s Rights War: Painter Calls Out Singer for Copycat Art By Alanna Martinez