The estate of legendary comedian George Carlin has secured a victory in a groundbreaking legal battle against AI-generated content. Podcasters behind the controversial 'George Carlin: I’m Glad I’m Dead' special agreed to permanently remove the AI-created project and avoid using Carlin's likeness without permission.
Carlin's daughter, Kelly Carlin, called the settlement a 'warning' about AI risks: 'Artists deserve protection—and so does every human.' The special, which claimed to mimic Carlin's style using 50 years of his material, sparked fury among fans and legal experts alike.
This case could set a precedent as creators and tech clash over AI's role in art. Could this be the start of a new era in digital copyright? Stay tuned.
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