Will Holmes

Future trainee lawyer - scribblings in @legalcheek

[Will Holmes @wsgholmes99]

@LegalCheek_Tom Congrats Tom!

[Nicholas Diakopoulos @ndiakopoulos]

“the legal system is being asked to clarify the bounds of what is a “derivative work” under intellectual property laws” https://t.co/QkwysCCE69

[Alexander Herman @artlawalex]

Very interesting Court of Appeals decision out of New York last week involving the 'Guennol Stargazer', a 6000 year-old Anatolian idol claimed by Turkey. You've got to love it when an antiquity appears in the first para. of a judgment! (1/)
https://t.co/H2JFD1nzce

[communia @communia_eu]

Last Friday, news broke that a Venice Court had ordered the German game and toy company Ravensburger to pay a fee for the use of Da Vinci's Vitruvian man - a Public Domain work - on a jigsaw puzzle.
➡️An analysis by Deborah De Angelis and @Brigitte_Vezina:
https://t.co/3gz4NE174P

[Franklin Graves 🚀 @franklingraves]

It’s OFFICIAL🚨

@CopyrightOffice will NOT allow registration of AI-generated images as part of larger graphic novel registration

The generative works were not properly disclaimed, therefore the USCO is reissuing a certificate to fix + limit the OG registration.

#copyright #AI

[Will Holmes @wsgholmes99]

@artlawalex Great book - very much enjoyed reading it on my commute to law school!

[Andres Guadamuz @technollama]

The fascinating thing about ChatGPT is how confident it is when getting things wrong (Dunning Kruger computing?). None of these articles exist, and I've never written about 3D printing. "From music tracks to Google Glass" is a great title though, wish that I had come up with it.

[Julia Angwin @JuliaAngwin]

Lesson 3: Data is political. Institutions who have the money to build massive datasets have little incentive to collect data that could be used to challenge their power. That’s why journalists need to collect their own data and invest in engineers to collect it at scale. /7

[gonbe @gonbegood]

https://t.co/rPJDP1l8Ha

[James Lee @jamessflee]

Woah they have allowed the appeal, by a majority, and hold that overlooking can in principle amount to a nuisance! This is very significant. Judgment to follow.

[Julia Angwin @JuliaAngwin]

ChatGPT is great at its job. But its job is to be a bullshit generator -- an automated creator of plausible lies.

"It is very good at being persuasive, but it’s not trained to produce true statements" @random_walker says in my latest newsletter. /1

https://t.co/o7LRb7QRfh

[Anthony Finkelstein @profserious]

From privacy to partnership: The role of privacy enhancing technologies in data governance and collaborative analysis https://t.co/gKlCeJKCzg

I believe this is profoundly important and disruptive.

[Jonathan Healey @SocialHistoryOx]

One of the lesser known critical moments in English legal history: Lord Keeper Coventry says that it is indeed an offence for a lady to call someone ‘Sir John Baldpate’, Michaelmas Term 1627.

[V&A @V_and_A]

Behind the scenes for our upcoming exhibition ‘Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance’.✨

Opening in two weeks: https://t.co/2fgtWbJscD

Supported by @RF_Hotels

[UK Supreme Court @UKSupremeCourt]

Judgment has been handed down this morning in the case of Barton and others (Respondents) v Morris and another in place of Gwyn–Jones (deceased) (Appellants) - UKSC 2020/0002 https://t.co/jLF9Z1fBRR

[Ben Tossell @bentossell]

Will you upgrade to ChatGPT pro now it’s released, $42/mo?

[Will Holmes @wsgholmes99]

@WillCharley1 @itvwestcountry V proud of you mate - know how much hard work you've put in! Fab report!

[The Times and Sunday Times @thetimes]

The British Museum may return the Elgin Marbles to Greece as part of a cultural exchange, resolving a long-running dispute whose origins go back more than 200 years https://t.co/IHw46UKTqv

[Edward Tian @edward_the6]

I spent New Years building GPTZero — an app that can quickly and efficiently detect whether an essay is ChatGPT or human written