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The official public number of Hangzhou Intermediate Court issued a blog post yesterday (October 18), stating that yesterday morning, a public hearing was held for a dispute over the infringement of invention patent right of "AI digital person" in the field of artificial intelligence, and nearly one hundred members of the Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property Rights (AIPPI) were present at the hearing. Source: Hangzhou Intermediate Court Official Public No. AIPPI Introduction The Association for the International Protection of Intellectual Property (AIPPI) is a world-renowned international non-governmental organization dedicated to the development of intellectual property and the promotion of intellectual property protection, founded in 1897 and headquartered in Switzerland. 2024 International Protection of Intellectual...

With the rapid development of artificial intelligence, AI sounds, AI images, and AI videos have all begun to emerge, and corresponding legal issues have arisen one after another. Zhao Ruigang, member of the party group and vice president of Beijing Internet Court, and Sun Mingxi, full-time member of the Trial Committee, were guests of CCTV1 "Today's Law", explaining the nation's first case of infringement of personality right of AI-generated voice and the case of AI accompaniment. The first case of AI-generated voice personality right infringement case in China "Before you see the person, you first hear the voice", this proverb shows that everyone's voice has a certain degree of recognizability. And with the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, artificial intelligence can also edit and create the voice of a certain person...

According to the Beijing Internet Court, on June 20, the Beijing Internet Court held a trial and sentenced two of the first "AI face-changing" software infringement cases in Beijing, finding that the Internet service provider who used other people's videos to "change faces" and then made templates and then provided "face-changing" services violated the personal information rights of others. The plaintiffs in the two cases, Liao and Wu, are both Chinese-style short video models with many fans on the Internet. The defendant is the operator of a "face-changing" app. The plaintiff claimed that without his authorization and consent, the defendant used the plaintiff's video to make a face-changing template and uploaded it to the face-changing app involved in the case...