A running record of the acts, the regulation and the cases shaping licensed likeness for AI. Every item links to its source, and carries a plain read of what it means for talent, brands or agencies.
YouTube renamed its copyright menu to "Claims", bringing copyright and AI likeness claims into one place, and gave creators four set replies to a likeness claim: explicit consent from the person shown, parody or public interest, content that was not altered or AI made, and content that does not appear at all. A valid claim now restricts a video rather than striking the channel.
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This is general information rather than legal advice. Every item links to its source, and the read beside it is a market view rather than a legal opinion. In the news tracks the conversation and links out to it, rather than taking a position on it.
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