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On February 24th, the National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) announced it had legally rejected a batch of trademark applications for 'DeepSeek' and similar names, aiming to maintain a fair market and protect the legitimate rights and interests of innovative entities. The announcement notes that DeepSeek, an AI large language model developed by Hangzhou DeepSeek Artificial Intelligence Basic Technology Research Co., Ltd., has recently garnered significant global attention for its technological prowess and market potential. Image note: Image generated by AI, image rights provided by Midjour.

According to intellectual property information from Tianyancha, iFlytek Co., Ltd. has recently applied to register a trademark for 'AI Shorthand', classified under scientific instruments. The current status of the trademark is awaiting substantive examination.

The US Copyright Office released a report highlighting the new threats posed by artificial intelligence in the copyright field, particularly the serious risks of AI-driven impersonation to entertainment, politics, and ordinary citizens. The report indicates that almost anyone can easily and cheaply create false digital replicas, damaging reputations and livelihoods. Given the urgency of this issue, the Copyright Office recommends the establishment of new laws to clearly define responsibilities, with protections extending at least through an individual's lifetime and not limited to commercial use. The Copyright Office urges Congress to expedite the legislative process and offers suggestions to guide revisions of relevant bills.

The former Vice President of Stability stated that the training methods of most generative AI models may unlawfully use AI models to train unauthorized works, raising legal disputes over intellectual property. AI technologies challenge the boundaries of copyright law, and existing laws have not adequately considered AI scenarios. Newton-Rex believes the UK should clearly delineate legal requirements for AI training methods.

The American social media platform Reddit has reached an agreement with Google, valued at approximately $60 million annually. Springer Publishing Group collaborates with OpenAI, becoming the first publishing entity to deeply integrate journalism with artificial intelligence technology. OpenAI has signed a cooperation agreement with Axel Springer, indicating that future large model training may involve payments to data providers. Publishing industry companies possess a wealth of electronic graphic resources and are expected to become important datasets for large model training.

Anthropic has updated its commercial service terms, committing not to train AI models on customer data from paid services. The company clearly states that customers will own all outputs generated by its AI models. This change responds to the growing concerns over data privacy and intellectual property. Competitors OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google have also introduced similar policies in 2023, promising to protect customers from legal disputes over copyright infringement claims. Anthropic's Claude API has also been updated, allowing users to...

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The UK Publishers Association has urged Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to take action to protect intellectual property from the threats posed by AI text generation technologies. The association recommends stricter regulations on companies developing AI systems to ensure they do not infringe on intellectual property rights. The Publishers Association warns that the development of AI technologies could pose a threat to the rights of creators.