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"Artificial Intelligence Will Destroy Truth" - Amir Cohen / REUTERS

"Artificial Intelligence Will Destroy Truth" - Amir Cohen / REUTERS

Competing Views of the ChatGPT Revolution "Artificial Intelligence Will Destroy Truth"

Oren Etzioni is an AI researcher, while his father Amitai Etzioni was one of the most important intellectual voices in the U.S. prior to his recent passing. In Amitai Etzioni's final interview, he and his son discuss the dangers of artificial intelligence. Interview Conducted by Alexander Demling

Report Calls for German Internet Commissioner - Patrick Lux/ Getty Images

Report Calls for German Internet Commissioner - Patrick Lux/ Getty Images

Net Politics Report Calls for German Internet Commissioner

A special Internet and Digital Society Commission convened by parliament has released several hundred recommendations for addressing data protection and other Internet-related issues in Germany. Chief among them: establishing a permanent Internet commissioner.

Germany Waters Down Search Engine Legislation - dapd

Germany Waters Down Search Engine Legislation - dapd

Lex Google Germany Waters Down Search Engine Legislation

A new law regulating the indexing of media articles by search engines like Google and Bing is likely to pass on Friday. The watered-down legislation won't force the kind of payments to publishers the Internet giant had feared.

Berlin Politician Slammed for Defending Copyright - dapd

Berlin Politician Slammed for Defending Copyright - dapd

'The Greedy Pirate' Berlin Politician Slammed for Defending Copyright

Senior Pirate Party politician Julia Schramm made headlines this week when her publisher took action against pirated copies of her book "Click Me." Now Schramm is at the center of a shitstorm over her wavering positions on intellectual property. Both the tabloid press and members of her own party accuse her of hypocrisy. Von Fabian Reinbold

Pirate Party Member Insists on Copyright for Book - Marcus Brandt/ dpa

Pirate Party Member Insists on Copyright for Book - Marcus Brandt/ dpa

Information Mustn't Be Free Pirate Party Member Insists on Copyright for Book

Encouraging free sharing of files on the Internet, including copyrighted material, is an official platform of Germany's Pirate Party. This week, however, a senior member of the party has been policing illegal downloads of a book she published through a subsidiary of Random House. Will the party continue to promote its "information must be free" line?

Intellectual Property Treaty Dies in European Parliament - VINCENT KESSLER/ REUTERS

Intellectual Property Treaty Dies in European Parliament - VINCENT KESSLER/ REUTERS

The Last ACTA Intellectual Property Treaty Dies in European Parliament

It had been billed as an international effort to protect intellectual property. But on Wednesday, the European Parliament overwhelmingly rejected ACTA following months of protests and claims that the law would infringe on individual rights. It appears doubtful that the treaty can be resurrected.

Dealers Do Roaring Trade in Fake Euro 2012 Goods - Mascha Stahlberg

Dealers Do Roaring Trade in Fake Euro 2012 Goods - Mascha Stahlberg

Europe's Biggest Black Market Dealers Do Roaring Trade in Fake Euro 2012 Goods

Europe's biggest black market, a labyrinth of metal containers in the Ukrainian port city of Odessa, is doing a roaring trade in counterfeit merchandise related to the European football championship. UEFA, which is organizing the tournament, is powerless to stop it -- the dealers have influential allies. Von André Eichhofer

German Pirate Party Attempts to Reinvent Politics - dapd

German Pirate Party Attempts to Reinvent Politics - dapd

The Grand Experiment German Pirate Party Attempts to Reinvent Politics

Germany's Pirate Party has gone from a tiny group of hackers to a significant force in an astoundingly short amount of time. Its growing pains are obvious to all, but the party could succeed in fundamentally changing German politics. First it must agree on what it stands for.

'We Don't Want to Sue, We Want a Contract' - DDP

'We Don't Want to Sue, We Want a Contract' - DDP

German Court Ruling Against YouTube 'We Don't Want to Sue, We Want a Contract'

In an interview with SPIEGEL, Harald Heker, the head of the organization that collects broadcast fees for musicians in Germany, discusses his group's successful case against YouTube. On Friday, a Hamburg court ordered the company to remove video clips from the site that include any of the seven songs included in the case.

German File Sharing & Copyright Debate 'Just Shut Them Down, Man'

In a SPIEGEL interview, German pop star Jan Delay and Christopher Lauer, a Pirate Party member of the Berlin state parliament, debate the value of art in the digital age and whether music and movies should be made available for free download on the Internet. Von Thomas Hüetlin und Philipp Oehmke

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