The Shenzhen Intermediate People's Court recently introduced an innovative artificial intelligence-assisted trial system, which is the first large-scale model system in the country to achieve deep integration of "artificial intelligence + trial" in the judicial trial vertical field. Developed by the Shenzhen Court itself, this system has been put into use in the courtroom. In the trial of a financial loan contract dispute, the presiding judge, Luqi Fu, received assistance from this AI "assistant

A team of 50 artists in the AI field has remade 'Terminator 2: Judgment Day' with a new title, 'Our T2 Remake'. The first trailer and poster have been released, and the premiere is scheduled for March 6 in Los Angeles. The production team states that 'Our T2 Remake' is not just a simple remake, but also adds their own exploration and satire of contemporary AI technology developments.

The UK government has released guidelines allowing judges to use ChatGPT for drafting judgments. The guidelines detail the proper usage methods, potential risks, and examples, aimed at judicial institutions. The Lord Chief Justice Colin Birss highlighted the convenience of ChatGPT but emphasized the precautions. The guidelines stress the need for caution when using ChatGPT, advising against handling unknown content and noting legal distinctions. The release marks a recognition of generative AI in the judicial field, with plans for continuous improvement of related guidelines.

The Beijing Internet Court has reached a first-instance judgment on the AI-generated image copyright infringement case, stating that AI-generated images possess originality and are protected by copyright law. When generating images, the intellectual contribution comes from humans rather than the model. As long as the human intellectual input reflects originality, it should be entitled to copyright. This ruling holds significant implications for copyright protection in the field of AI-generated images.