Our MozFest 2023 Report on Generative AI is here, summarizing insightful discussions at the Mozilla Festival...
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** Hello John!
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We're thrilled to bring you some fascinating updates this May! First and foremost, we're excited to share the Generative AI at MozFest 2023 Report ([link removed]) , which summarizes the insightful discussions that took place during our session at the Mozilla Festival 2023.
The session, organized by Creative Commons and the Movement for a Better Internet, aimed to engage the MozFest community in a conversation about the opportunities and risks of generative AI, and explore ways to address concerns. The report highlights the key thoughts and themes that emerged from these discussions, providing valuable insights into the potential of generative AI to shape a better internet for all.
Key takeaways from the MozFest 2023 Report include:
π Enormous opportunities in generative AI: Enhancing human creativity, democratizing creative expression, and offering new insights to difficult problems.
β οΈ Concerns about generative AI: Rapid development, negative economic impacts, harmful or biased development, and intellectual property issues.
π‘ Suggested solutions: Systemic changes, public investment in AI, policy and regulation, ethical development practices, and education about generative AI.
Keep scrolling for more exciting updates, including the latest from CCβs Generative AI series, an introduction to our new Journalist's Guide to Creative Commons, and more valuable resources.
Sincerely,
The CC Team love_cc
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π€ Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving rapidly, and CC is closely monitoring developments to address the complex issues that arise with these innovative tools.
π Our focus is on the intersection of copyright law and generative AI. We're committed to promoting #BetterSharing and supporting innovation, while respecting human creators and fostering a better internet for all.
π Our AI blog series ([link removed]) , featuring team members and guest contributors, explores AI-related concerns, from training data inputs to the implications of AI-generated outputs.
π Dive into the series ([link removed]) to examine key questions, such as whether copyright should protect artistic style and if generative AI tools should be held responsible for potential user-created infringements.
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** Open Culture Platform Activity Fund Winners 2023 ([link removed])
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π As part of the Open Culture Platformβs work this year, we accepted proposals and invited the community to vote on community funded activities.We are delighted to announce that six proposals have been successfully funded.
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π Other updates:
* π Check out the new page for the Open Climate Data project ([link removed]) which launched in Spring 2023, to facilitate the opening and sharing of climate datasets and data models available across the globe.
* πΊ Have you had a chance to check out Open Culture VOICES season 2? Tune in for weekly episodes featuring thought-provoking interviews with open culture experts. Watch the latest episodes ([link removed]) .
* π₯ Join the conversation on generative AI and #BetterSharing. CC held open meetings to explore the impact of AI-generated creations and how they fit into our mission ([link removed]) . Learn more and contribute to the discussion on CC's Copyright Platform ([link removed]) .
* π Unlock your open licensing potential with Creative Commons' array of learning and training opportunities ([link removed]) . From workshops and consulting to lectures and CC Certificate courses ([link removed]) , we offer something for everyone.
* π£ Interested in advocating for open access to cultural heritage? Check out our publication, "Towards Better Sharing of Cultural Heritage - A Creative Commons Call to Action to Policymakers ([link removed]) ," which urges policymakers to make cultural heritage openly accessible.
* π Do you want to learn more about how Creative Commons licenses work? Check out our informative FAQ page ([link removed]) .
** β€ Eye Candy π
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Every month, we change our social media headers to a new CC-licensed image. This year, we are spotlighting a different CC-licensed illustration from our #BetterSharing collection on our social media headers and the CC blog. For the month of May, we're excited to showcase βThe Future Is Open ([link removed]) β by Preeti Singh ([link removed]) for Creative Commons & Fine Acts licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 ([link removed]) , inspired by a quote from Ebenezar Wikina, Founder of Policy Shapers.
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