In the USA, the ELVIS Act has appeared, protecting musical artists against AI.
As noted by italian lawyer firm Studio Previti in a recent article, on YouTube it is enough to enter the text "artificial intelligent music," followed by a specific musical genre, to find numerous tracks created by AI corresponding to the desired genre. The same goes for the issue of "vocal clones," which has seen its rise through the social media platform TikTok: with this method, viral songs are created using AI technology to imitate the voices of artists, without their consent.
NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) are unique digital assets recorded on a blockchain.
As an artist, it is possible to use NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) to protect and monetize copyright on both completed and unpublished works, or published works for which you hold full rights.
In the USA, the ELVIS Act has appeared, protecting musical artists against AI.
As noted by italian lawyer firm Studio Previti in a recent article, on YouTube it is enough to enter the text "artificial intelligent music," followed by a specific musical genre, to find numerous tracks created by AI corresponding to the desired genre. The same goes for the issue of "vocal clones," which has seen its rise through the social media platform TikTok: with this method, viral songs are created using AI technology to imitate the voices of artists, without their consent.
NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) are unique digital assets recorded on a blockchain.
As an artist, it is possible to use NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) to protect and monetize copyright on both completed and unpublished works, or published works for which you hold full rights.
In the USA, the ELVIS Act has appeared, protecting musical artists against AI.
As noted by italian lawyer firm Studio Previti in a recent article, on YouTube it is enough to enter the text "artificial intelligent music," followed by a specific musical genre, to find numerous tracks created by AI corresponding to the desired genre. The same goes for the issue of "vocal clones," which has seen its rise through the social media platform TikTok: with this method, viral songs are created using AI technology to imitate the voices of artists, without their consent.
NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) are unique digital assets recorded on a blockchain.
As an artist, it is possible to use NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) to protect and monetize copyright on both completed and unpublished works, or published works for which you hold full rights.
How to make a regular non-fungible digital asset a valuable ally for anyone dealing with digital data that they intend to track and strengthen its integrity? The answer to this type of question is provided by Maenoox, through dynamic non-fungible tokens, or dNFTs.
Why NFTs can change the way you protect your rights
The customs and norms of an analog society have led us to consider reliable only what an authority, in its expressions, declared as such. This scaling, in all contexts of a society: from the largest to the smallest, from the public to the private, wherever it is hierarchical and centralized, the goodness of an act and its truthfulness are subjected to the opinion of a few, or of a single individual. Even computer science has reflected this approach, becoming itself a support for centralized structures. Moreover, in the field of computer science itself, primary actors of enormous size have consolidated, reflecting the approach described so far.
How to make a regular non-fungible digital asset a valuable ally for anyone dealing with digital data that they intend to track and strengthen its integrity? The answer to this type of question is provided by Maenoox, through dynamic non-fungible tokens, or dNFTs.
Why NFTs can change the way you protect your rights
The customs and norms of an analog society have led us to consider reliable only what an authority, in its expressions, declared as such. This scaling, in all contexts of a society: from the largest to the smallest, from the public to the private, wherever it is hierarchical and centralized, the goodness of an act and its truthfulness are subjected to the opinion of a few, or of a single individual. Even computer science has reflected this approach, becoming itself a support for centralized structures. Moreover, in the field of computer science itself, primary actors of enormous size have consolidated, reflecting the approach described so far.
How to make a regular non-fungible digital asset a valuable ally for anyone dealing with digital data that they intend to track and strengthen its integrity? The answer to this type of question is provided by Maenoox, through dynamic non-fungible tokens, or dNFTs.
Why NFTs can change the way you protect your rights
The customs and norms of an analog society have led us to consider reliable only what an authority, in its expressions, declared as such. This scaling, in all contexts of a society: from the largest to the smallest, from the public to the private, wherever it is hierarchical and centralized, the goodness of an act and its truthfulness are subjected to the opinion of a few, or of a single individual. Even computer science has reflected this approach, becoming itself a support for centralized structures. Moreover, in the field of computer science itself, primary actors of enormous size have consolidated, reflecting the approach described so far.
As reported by the website Cointelegraph, which cites the forecasts of Lena ElDeeb, Research Analyst at the American company 21Shares: "Just as Amazon evolved beyond books, coming to redefine entire sectors, Ethereum could also surprise us with revolutionary use cases that we can't even imagine today."
Blockchain is a distributed ledger technology that enables the secure and transparent storage of transactions.
Blockchain is a technology that allows transactions to be recorded securely and transparently. Being a technology with a wide and complex array of options and solutions, it may seem like an obstacle for users and therefore slow down the rate of its adoption. However, there are already many applications that are positioned on the blockchain and provide services to end users within it.
As reported by the website Cointelegraph, which cites the forecasts of Lena ElDeeb, Research Analyst at the American company 21Shares: "Just as Amazon evolved beyond books, coming to redefine entire sectors, Ethereum could also surprise us with revolutionary use cases that we can't even imagine today."
Blockchain is a distributed ledger technology that enables the secure and transparent storage of transactions.
Blockchain is a technology that allows transactions to be recorded securely and transparently. Being a technology with a wide and complex array of options and solutions, it may seem like an obstacle for users and therefore slow down the rate of its adoption. However, there are already many applications that are positioned on the blockchain and provide services to end users within it.
As reported by the website Cointelegraph, which cites the forecasts of Lena ElDeeb, Research Analyst at the American company 21Shares: "Just as Amazon evolved beyond books, coming to redefine entire sectors, Ethereum could also surprise us with revolutionary use cases that we can't even imagine today."
Blockchain is a distributed ledger technology that enables the secure and transparent storage of transactions.
Blockchain is a technology that allows transactions to be recorded securely and transparently. Being a technology with a wide and complex array of options and solutions, it may seem like an obstacle for users and therefore slow down the rate of its adoption. However, there are already many applications that are positioned on the blockchain and provide services to end users within it.
What if your digital content were lost forever?
The server suffers an attack, a power grid failure, an earthquake that levels a data center. Nightmare scenarios with nightmare consequences: irreparable and total loss of data.
But not only: disputes with publishers, violent censorship, authoritarianism, the scenarios in which forced or illegitimate seizures of one's digital assets can occur, whether they are public or secretly stored. When we talk about the availability of data, we must envision it in all hypothetical scenarios, even the most drastic ones. The stored file should maintain its characteristics and should be recoverable in any context or situation, both present and especially future.
What if your digital content were lost forever?
The server suffers an attack, a power grid failure, an earthquake that levels a data center. Nightmare scenarios with nightmare consequences: irreparable and total loss of data.
But not only: disputes with publishers, violent censorship, authoritarianism, the scenarios in which forced or illegitimate seizures of one's digital assets can occur, whether they are public or secretly stored. When we talk about the availability of data, we must envision it in all hypothetical scenarios, even the most drastic ones. The stored file should maintain its characteristics and should be recoverable in any context or situation, both present and especially future.
What if your digital content were lost forever?
The server suffers an attack, a power grid failure, an earthquake that levels a data center. Nightmare scenarios with nightmare consequences: irreparable and total loss of data.
But not only: disputes with publishers, violent censorship, authoritarianism, the scenarios in which forced or illegitimate seizures of one's digital assets can occur, whether they are public or secretly stored. When we talk about the availability of data, we must envision it in all hypothetical scenarios, even the most drastic ones. The stored file should maintain its characteristics and should be recoverable in any context or situation, both present and especially future.
We rely on Sara Elia's investigation for UNID training to verify how the new frontiers of copyright infringement today utilize artificial intelligence. The problem we are currently facing is the automated plagiarism by AIs, both in the real world and in Web3.
World Book and Copyright Day is a celebration to promote the pleasure of books and reading. Every year, on April 23, celebrations are held worldwide to recognize the significance of books - a link between the past and the future, a bridge between generations and cultures. On this occasion, UNESCO and international organizations representing the three main sectors of the book industry—publishers, booksellers, and libraries—choose the World Book Capital for a year, so that it can maintain the momentum of the Day's celebrations through its own initiatives.
And if your thesis were copied? Or your article plagiarized?
An interesting archival article from the daily newspaper La Stampa titled "One in Two Theses Copied" highlighted how widespread the use of plagiarism was in the academic field. The data available at the time of the article, written in 2009, reported in an alarming statistic, figures ranging from 5 to 70 percent related to the percentage of text copied from other sources. Attention, this is not about text being quoted in full or paraphrased, with the author being properly cited, no: the investigation reported the entire use of excerpts exactly as they appeared in the thesis text, with the exact punctuation and spacing of the original text.
We rely on Sara Elia's investigation for UNID training to verify how the new frontiers of copyright infringement today utilize artificial intelligence. The problem we are currently facing is the automated plagiarism by AIs, both in the real world and in Web3.
World Book and Copyright Day is a celebration to promote the pleasure of books and reading. Every year, on April 23, celebrations are held worldwide to recognize the significance of books - a link between the past and the future, a bridge between generations and cultures. On this occasion, UNESCO and international organizations representing the three main sectors of the book industry—publishers, booksellers, and libraries—choose the World Book Capital for a year, so that it can maintain the momentum of the Day's celebrations through its own initiatives.
And if your thesis were copied? Or your article plagiarized?
An interesting archival article from the daily newspaper La Stampa titled "One in Two Theses Copied" highlighted how widespread the use of plagiarism was in the academic field. The data available at the time of the article, written in 2009, reported in an alarming statistic, figures ranging from 5 to 70 percent related to the percentage of text copied from other sources. Attention, this is not about text being quoted in full or paraphrased, with the author being properly cited, no: the investigation reported the entire use of excerpts exactly as they appeared in the thesis text, with the exact punctuation and spacing of the original text.
We rely on Sara Elia's investigation for UNID training to verify how the new frontiers of copyright infringement today utilize artificial intelligence. The problem we are currently facing is the automated plagiarism by AIs, both in the real world and in Web3.
World Book and Copyright Day is a celebration to promote the pleasure of books and reading. Every year, on April 23, celebrations are held worldwide to recognize the significance of books - a link between the past and the future, a bridge between generations and cultures. On this occasion, UNESCO and international organizations representing the three main sectors of the book industry—publishers, booksellers, and libraries—choose the World Book Capital for a year, so that it can maintain the momentum of the Day's celebrations through its own initiatives.
And if your thesis were copied? Or your article plagiarized?
An interesting archival article from the daily newspaper La Stampa titled "One in Two Theses Copied" highlighted how widespread the use of plagiarism was in the academic field. The data available at the time of the article, written in 2009, reported in an alarming statistic, figures ranging from 5 to 70 percent related to the percentage of text copied from other sources. Attention, this is not about text being quoted in full or paraphrased, with the author being properly cited, no: the investigation reported the entire use of excerpts exactly as they appeared in the thesis text, with the exact punctuation and spacing of the original text.