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Japanese industry and technology firms are racing to develop safeguards for voice actors amid rapid advancements in AI-generated multilingual performances, prompting calls for legal reforms and new industry protocols to protect performers’ rights and revenues. Artificial intelligence is reshaping how Japanese performances travel across the globe by allowing a single spoken line to be rendered in many languages while retaining the original performer’s vocal character. Industry groups and technology firms are racing to turn that capability into commercial opportunity while erecting technical and institutional safeguards to curb misuse. A Tokyo association formed to address dubbing and voice protection demonstrated systems…
As AI advances threaten the authenticity and equitable stewardship of African cultural expressions, experts urge urgent reforms to ensure participatory, culturally sensitive governance and safeguard communal rights in the digital age. Artificial intelligence has forced a reappraisal of how African cultural expression is valued and protected,shifting the focus from singular…
A New York Times author admitted to using AI on a book review draft, prompting the paper to distance itself and highlighting broader concerns over AI’s role in journalism and criticism amidst growing legal and ethical challenges. An author and freelance journalist has acknowledged using an artificial-intelligence tool on a…
The UK government has reversed its proposed changes to copyright legislation, listening to industry and public opposition that argued an opt-out model would undermine creators’ rights and control over their work. Ministers have reversed course on a proposed change to UK copyright law that would have made it easier for…
A groundbreaking system named ‘The AI Scientist’ has completed the entire research process, from hypothesis generation to drafting papers, successfully passing human peer review, signalling a new era in autonomous research capabilities. A team of researchers has demonstrated an artificial intelligence system that can carry out the entire cycle of…
The UK government has halted plans to expand copyright exceptions for AI training, citing strong industry opposition and the need for further evidence to balance creator rights with innovation. The UK Government has stepped back from a planned expansion of copyright exceptions that would have allowed text and data mining…
California introduces rigorous certification requirements for AI providers to prevent bias, illegal content, and civil rights harms, marking a significant move to ensure responsible AI use in government operations. California has moved to tighten controls on artificial intelligence used by the state, ordering that companies supplying AI systems to government…
A parliamentary committee in India highlights the urgent need for enhanced safeguards to manage the growing threats posed by AI-generated synthetic media, advocating legal, institutional, and technical measures to protect democratic integrity and individual rights. A parliamentary standing committee has warned that the rapid spread of artificial intelligence is creating…
Two US senators have called for ByteDance to immediately shut down its AI video app Seedance 2.0 amid allegations of copyright violations and unauthorised use of personal likenesses, prompting the company to pause its global rollout and tighten safeguards. Two United States senators have urged ByteDance to close a newly…
Encyclopaedia Britannica and Merriam‑Webster have filed a lawsuit against OpenAI in Manhattan, accusing the AI company of using their copyrighted content without permission to train ChatGPT, raising new questions about data rights and fair use in the age of AI. Encyclopaedia Britannica and its Merriam‑Webster dictionary have sued OpenAI in…
Chartis Research recognises SAS as a category leader in AI governance solutions, highlighting its advanced model management, workflow, and compliance features within the Viya platform, setting a new standard for regulated industries. Chartis Research has placed SAS at the forefront of AI governance solutions, naming the company a category leader…
Broadcast media leaders in Africa recognise AI’s operational benefits but warn that without formal governance and regulation, rapid informal adoption risks undermining journalistic integrity and public trust, prompting calls for strategic frameworks and policy development. Broadcast Media Africa’s industry webinar on 19th March 2026 made plain that AI is already…
As ByteDance prepares to expand its AI video‑generation capabilities within the CapCut app, it pledges new safeguards to prevent copyright infringements and unauthorised content, responding to mounting industry and legal pressures. ByteDance has moved to bolster intellectual property protections and other safety measures as it prepares to deploy an expanded…