Published on March 23, 2024
Censorship, copyrights, legal, Networking
MORE: Censorship in Canada could send people to prison for SAYING the wrong thing; Antisemitism is now an acceptable form of bigotry, even in Hollywood?; Granddaughter of nurse in iconic kiss in V-J Day photo speaks out; AI is continuing to spew garbage, and it’s fooling businesses and people; Attorney general and medical commission sued for censoring doctors; Supreme court justice wants to censor U.S. citizens; Using non-fiction news to sell your fiction; and Biden’s ghostwriter without security clearance was given classified materials, and has been subpoenaed.
Published on March 9, 2024
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Censorship, copyrights, legal
MORE: Microsoft AI chatbot helping to indoctrinate children?; Google Gemini not doing any better!; Maker of trans Joker movie accused of copyright infringement; Criminal charges dropped against rare book experts accused of selling pages of Eagles’ developmental lyrics; Pastor wins fight to keep preaching in the streets; NYT leaks investigation accused of racial targeting against employees with Middle Eastern or North African backgrounds; and Senator demands Google breakup over bias.
Published on March 1, 2024
Censorship, copyrights, Journalism, legal
MORE: Google offers B.S. excuse for why there is racism in its AI; AP omits suspect’s immigration status, instead says women shouldn’t be jogging alone; Our Managing Editor’s accusations of mainstream media bias keep proving true!; Supreme Court to decide on social media censorship; Ex-New York Times reporter shares behind-closed-doors bias; Prince Caspian by CS Lewis to hit the stage; Social media is putting news outlets out of business; OpenAI taught ChatGPT to ignore journalists’ copyrights; Most Americans believe illegal immigration has caused crime to increase but CNN disagrees; Beloved bookstore in California to close; and London play to have “all-black audience nights.”
Published on February 2, 2024
Artificial Intelligence (AI), copyrights, legal, plagiarism
MORE: Tattoo artist wins copyright case; Did LA times owner try to censor a story about a friend?; The news business is cratering; Taylor Swift threatens lawsuit over fake n*de photos; Snopes shamed for bad “fact-checking”; Christian pastor dropped by radio network; and Croatian government is cracking down on journalists
Published on January 19, 2024
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Censorship, copyrights, legal, libel
MORE: How one U.S. school is creating anti-Semites in a classroom; Celebrity caught using fake university acceptance letter; Russian journalist who criticized Putin found dead; You must understand that AI is not completely artificial; L.A. Times executive editor steps down; Can someone create an AI version of a dead celebrity without permission of the trademark owner?; and Sport Illustrated went woke, and now they’re going broke!
Published on January 19, 2024
Artificial Intelligence (AI), copyrights, writing career advice
Avoid false positives by using these tips!
Published on January 11, 2024
Artificial Intelligence (AI), copyrights, legal
The need to feed the AI preexisting work leaves open accusations of theft, plagiarism and copyright infringement.
Published on January 3, 2024
Artificial Intelligence (AI), copyrights, Journalism, plagiarism
MORE: Disgraced (cheating!) Harvard Professor Finally Resigns; Associated Press played the race card in the controversy; Loser reality stars trying dragging Eminem into court of trademark suit; Israeli news anchor and other women in Israel are now packin’ heat full-time; Mickey Mouse horror movie after character enters public domain; Nirvana not off the hook in child p*rn case regarding baby pic on album cover; New York Times sues makers of AI; and Lawyer used AI and then cited non-existent court cases
Published on December 15, 2023
Censorship, copyrights, legal, plagiarism
MORE: Inside the United Nations’ plan to limit free speech; Harvard President NOT fired after multiple accusations of plagiarism; Singer apologizes to fan after fan sued for $250K for copyright infringement; Journalists who “lie like hell”; When and how the New York Times lost its way; Meet the American who scripted A Christmas Story; Prince Harry ordered to pay the Mail £50,000; and A financial news site uses AI to copy its competitors.
Published on October 20, 2023
Artificial Intelligence (AI), copyrights, Journalism, legal, libel
MORE: AP reporter ripped Israel on social media; 11 journalists killed in the war so far; Office supply store bans customer who warned parents of graphic books; Scholastic to separate books on race, gender and sexuality for book fairs; Tennis star Serena Williams gets 2 book deal; Blood libel when reporting on the war; and Law firm files defamation suit in dispensary legal battle; Newspapers want payment from ChatGPT; and Another AI lawsuit concerning music
