Introduction The ruling in Kneschke vs. LAION by the German Hamburg Regional Court (Court) represents the first landmark case clarifying the application of the CDSM Directive’s text and data mining (TDM) exceptions to AI training. Kneschke, a photographer, sued LAION for using one of his original and creative works to build AI training datasets without … Read more
Un año más, el Gobierno ha acordado, solo con los sindicatos y sin el respaldo patronal, la subida del salario mínimo interprofesional (SMI), que aumentará un 4,4% en 2025. Se trata de un incremento de 50 euros al mes hasta los 1.184 euros mensuales en 14 pagas. Este lunes, la vicepresidenta del Gobierno y ministra … Read more
Separately, a CenturyLink customer named David Stromberg in Bellevue, Washington, told us that his phone service had been out since September 16. He repeatedly scheduled repair appointments, but the scheduled days went by with no repairs. “Every couple weeks, they do this and the tech doesn’t show up,” he said. “Quick” fixes As far as … Read more
In recent weeks, U.S. President Donald J. Trump has unequivocally expressed his desire to purchase Greenland, which holds a constitutional status within the Danish ‘Unity of the Realm’ under the framework of Denmark’s Constitution and the Act on Greenland Self-Government. Dr. Ekaterina Antsygina has already examined the legal foundations of Denmark’s sovereignty over Greenland and … Read more
As this week’s AI Action Summit begins in Paris, Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna explains why data protection laws like the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation are emerging as key tools for regulating AI. For some, it may have come as a surprise that the first existential legal challenges large language models (LLMs) faced after their market launch … Read more
