On February 14, Cere Network and Polygon launched a non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace and Web3 platform called Davinci, a project that aims to bolster the security behind NFT data. The platform is described as an “all-in-one Web3 media platform” that leverages Cere’s decentralized data cloud (DDC) platform and the proof-of-stake blockchain network Polygon. Cere Network…

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Ian C. Ballon, co-chair of global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP’s global Intellectual Property (IP) & Technology Practice, will speak on a webinar panel hosted by Strafford Feb. 9 from 10 –...

(PRWeb February 09, 2022)

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DEIP, a Web3 domain-specific protocol that enables the discovery, evaluation, licensing, and exchange of intangible assets such as intellectual property, announced today it is partnering with Human Guild, a Web3 project that aims to obliterate the barriers that prevent people from creating what they love. Human Guild was first involved in building the NEAR ecosystem […]

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NFTs are everywhere. They’re amazing to look at, awesome to own, but gas fees….WOW they’re ridiculous. You’re pretty much purchasing multiple NFTs at that point. NFT Magic plans to lower fees and help the environment at the same time. NFT Magic can take care of a wide range of license types, whether it be artwork [...]

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Journalist Dan Kahan loves manga. When he saw the famous Naruto series was being turned into NFTs he uncovered a new type of copyright fraud.

In the part one of this article we discussed about the general understanding of AI divided as ANI and AGI, ANI’s adoption and influence in the copyright law, and complexities arising out of the adoption of ANI while generating copyrightable works. Further, let us understand the intricacies involved in the examination of ANI. What could happen if ANI generated works are granted copyright protection, and other complexities that could arise if ANI is left unsupervised.