Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

CTOnews.com, June 8 (Xinhua)-- according to the Yomiuri Shimbun, the Yomiuri Shimbun of Japan announced on the 7th that it would stop selling its first digital photo album created with generative AI. ) ". "[the act of selling photo albums] is not well thought out about the issues surrounding generative AI," the company said.

▲ has deleted Gao Yueai's social platform account the protagonist of this photo album is Gao Yueai, a virtual female model created by Playboy Weekly magazine using generative AI.

On May 29, Ji Yingshe officially sold an electronic version of the photo album "born". In the same period, the weekly Playboy paper magazine also published feature articles and showed a number of photos of Gao Yueai created by generative AI.

After the release of the magazine, there were voices on social media saying that Gao Yueai was too realistic and questioned whether it was involved in the infringement of photos of real-life models. In response, Ji Ying News Agency responded yesterday: "with regard to the commercialization of AI products, we have come to the conclusion that we should think more carefully about the potential problems when examining the deepening discussions in society."

According to previous reports by CTOnews.com, the copyright of generative AI has recently been widely discussed in all walks of life in Japan, including the Japanese Culture Agency, but there is no clear relevant legislation in Japan at present.

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