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This blog post provides a brief overview of the impact of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 of 13 June 2024 laying down harmonized rules on artificial intelligence (“AI Act”) on video game developers. More and more are integrating AI systems into their video games,

Nine months ago, the European Union passed a landmark AI Act that was hailed as groundbreaking. It became the world’s first law aimed at regulating artificial intelligence technology, and specifically demanded that AI companies start informing the public when a piece of content is AI-generated.

EU lawmakers face mounting criticism as a copyright loophole in the AI Act threatens creative works, sparking debates over tech innovation and legal protections.

As artificial intelligence transforms everything from customer service to coding, organisations are facing an unprecedented trust gap between leadership and employees.

In an interview, McNamara spoke about the potential for collaboration between India and the EU on AI technology and people transfer, the conversation around over-regulation in Europe, and whether data

U.S. chipmaker Nvidia has sued EU antitrust regulators for accepting an Italian request last year to scrutinise its acquisition of AI startup Run:ai, saying they had flouted an earlier court ruling restricting their merger powers on minor deals.

This is all handled via a rather confusing credits system – with higher resolution clips costing more credits. A five-second, 720p video at a 16:9 resolution costs 60 seconds, a

Booking.com CEO Glenn Fogel talks about the growing desire to travel, even as over tourism and sustainability concerns create challenges for travel companies. View on euronews

IPWatchdog LIVE opened today with a sneak preview of the latest episode of the IPWatchdog Unleashed podcast, where IPWatchdog Founder and CEO Gene Quinn will examine the current state of the USPTO in light of developments having to do with both the Trump Administration and the Federal Circuit.

Does the UK's new AI copyright proposal bridge the widening US and EU regulatory positions or will it simply harm its creative industries for the benefit of the tech industry?