On Friday the 13th, fans of the iconic horror franchise were eagerly awaiting the release of the fan film “Friday the 13th: Resurrected.” However, their excitement was short-lived as it was announced that the film has been canceled following a copyright infringement claim.
A senior engineer at Microsoft has come forward to warn the company and the public about the potentially harmful actions of an AI tool designed to generate images. The tool, which uses neural networks to produce realistic pictures, has been reportedly creating violent and sexual imagery that could violate copyrights and pose risks to users.
In a surprising turn of events, the legal battle between Nexon and Dark and Darker Dev has come to an end. The South Korean game publisher Nexon filed a lawsuit against Dark and Darker Dev, accusing them of infringing on their “trade secret and copyright” rights. However, a recent court ruling has resulted in the dismissal of the lawsuit, leaving both the gaming community and industry experts taken aback.
In the ever-evolving world of gaming, two virtual universes have gained significant popularity – Pokémon and Palworld. These captivating gaming experiences have captured the hearts of millions worldwide, leaving fans pondering the similarities between these two seemingly distinct realms. Contrary to what some might think, copyright law suggests that these shared features are likely not only intentional but also legal.
