AI SIX Podcast Episode 496: Japan’s New AI Code
Japan’s New AI Code proposes a comply or explain framework for AI transparency. Learn what it means for public sector AI governance.
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AI SIX Podcast Episode 491: Are AI Companies Buying Books to Train Models?
Kenny’s Bookshop got a 5,000-book order suspected for AI training. Explore what this means for creators, copyright, and original content value.
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AI SIX Podcast Episode 366: How to Label AI-Generated Content: EU Commission Guidelines
The European Commission has published the second draft of its Code of Practice on labelling AI-generated content, and the rules will become applicable on the 2nd of August this year. If you work in comms, if you run a business, if you publish anything to the public with AI in the workflow, you have about
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AI SIX Podcast Episode 365: AI and Copyright with MEP Axel Voss
Generative AI didn’t just appear overnight. It was trained on vast amounts of content created by humans. Writers. Journalists. Musicians. Artists. And now, the big question is this: Should those creators be paid? In this episode of AI SIX, I spoke with MEP Axel Voss about how Europe is trying to answer that question —
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AI Six Podcast Episode 142: Harvard AI Diaries Day 4 – How to Govern AI
Welcome back to The Harvard AI Diaries, day four. Today was packed with big topics and even bigger questions—especially the kind I hear all the time from clients in government and the public sector. Copyright. Intellectual property. Misinformation. Disinformation. The future of work. And agentic AI. Let’s start with copyright and IP. Sharad Jial, who’s
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