Content generated solely by artificial intelligence is not protected by copyright law, according to new guidelines issued by the US Copyright Office. The announcement was included in a sweeping report on policy issues related to artificial intelligence, particularly its ability to be copyrighted—a flashpoint within creative industries in recent years. The document states that despite its ongoing advancements, generative AI is liable to the United States’s current copyright principles, which take a strict stance on what material—human- or machine-made—qualifies for protection. Related Articles Per the guidelines, AI prompts, such as text-to-image generator tools, don’t currently permit sufficient control to “make…
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Nothing says I love you like a heart-shaped pizza.Okay, maybe you could show a little more love by throwing in some heart-shaped donuts.More chain restaurants are leaning into Valentine’s Day promotions even if they aren’t exactly the first choice among those seeking fine dining options when celebrating.Instead, they big-name chains are creating fun, heart-shaped versions of their menu items or offering completely different twists on fan favorites.Bojangles Bo Berry Valentine’s BiscuitsBojangles/CanvaIt isn’t just about heart-shaped pizzas any more. Although, there are plenty of options for getting a special pie just for Valentine’s Day.READ MORE: 15 Fast-Growing Chain Restaurants Poised To Be…
“Marrakech is one of these places where you don’t have to look for inspiration. It’s always there, it always reaches you,” said Mous Lamrabat in an interview with Artsy. The Moroccan-born, Belgian-raised photographer is known for his sleek, fashion-inspired photographs that channel Morocco’s rich cultural tapestry into iconic visual narratives. In his forthcoming solo show “Homesick,” on view at Loft Art Gallery’s Marrakech space during this year’s edition of 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair, Lamrabat delves into his longing to preserve a connection to his native country. With its bustling medina, skilled artisans, and historic buildings, Marrakech has plenty to…
Will Seippel, CEO of WorthPoint, enjoys watching the items sold at auctions held by our WorthPoint Industry Partners. We thought it would be a great idea for him to select some of his favorite sold items and explain why those sales stood out to him. Gaining insights from Will is an excellent way to learn about buying and selling trends in our industry. We want to empower you to buy and sell with confidence. Take a look at his thoughts on a few of our partners’ recent sales. I couldn’t believe my eyes when I was scrolling through the latest…
Netflix has released the official Running Point trailer, revealing more of the upcoming Kate Hudson-led show about her character taking over control of one of the biggest teams in basketball. What happens in the Running Point trailer? The trailer highlights Kate Hudson’s Isla Gordon, a member of a family that owns the Los Angeles Waves, one of the most storied basketball teams. After her brother is involved in a scandal, he appoints Isla as President of the team, and she must prove she’s ready for the task and all it comes with. Running Point is set to premiere exclusively on…
There’s a certain prescience to this year’s documentary selections that feel serendipitous given the unique afflictions besetting the world. Political, ecological, and societal grief are all at the forefront of attendees’ minds in Park City as the threat of California wildfires and the installation of the new administration rage on. These three documentaries orbit these grievances but never rest on the laurels of depiction, instead finding stories of localized hope and spotlighting communities who’ve channeled their disillusionment into activism. Equal parts foreboding and inspiring, recently christened Oscar-nominee director Kim Snyder’s “The Librarians” reaffirms why the vocation of librarians is a…
Remember when Hollywood studios used to make comedies? And you could go to the movie theater and laugh at them with a roomful of strangers?That was neat.It would have been nice to watch You’re Cordially Invited that way. It’s a funny movie. A couple of the laughs are really big; the kind where, in a theater, people would scream and yell so much that you wouldn’t be able to hear the next couple lines. You don’t hear that sound much anymore.Beggars can’t be choosers, I suppose. I guess I should just be happy the movie exists at all; that people can see it on Prime Video…
United States Artists (USA) has announced its list of 2025 USA Fellows, comprising 50 artists that hail from 21 states. Each recipient will be awarded a $50,000 unrestricted cash prize. The fellows are categorized into 10 creative disciplines: visual arts, architecture & design, writing, dance, film, media, music, theater & performance, traditional arts, and craft. The fellowship recipients are chosen through a year-long peer-led selection process. This year, six visual artists were selected, including Caroline Kent, Gala Porras-Kim, Kahlil Robert Irving, Karyn Olivier, Sadie Barnette, and Sherrill Roland. Meanwhile, among the artists in the media category is American multidisciplinary artist…
Today is a great day for people who love watching movies without putting on pants. Netflix unveiled their slate of films for the year ahead and it is full of promising-looking titles from major directors and movie stars. There’s so much to watch, you might never have to leave the house for entertainment.The highlights include the third Knives Out mystery from Rian Johnson, Wake Up Dead Man, along with the second Happy Gilmore from Adam Sandler. (Sandler’s also got a new movie with … George Clooney??) Ben Affleck and Matt Damon have a new thriller, and Guillermo del Toro finally got to make…
A British man has written his name into the history books by setting a Guinness World Record for visiting the most museums in 24 hours.Ben Melham, 42, zoomed around 42 London museums in less than 12 hours on a kick scooter including the British Museum, the Natural History Museum, and the Barbican Art Gallery on October 25. It wasn’t until this week, though, that his feat was officially verified by the world records team.He usurped the previous joint-record holders, India’s Sujoy Kumar Mitra and Swaroop Dawrani, by 11 stop-offs. They visited 33 museums in one day last year.He started his…
