AI Law

The Singaporean government envisions that AI plays such an important role in society that they subsidize up to 90% of the costs for 40+ year olds to go back to school and learn and train with AI. Countries like Japan and Korea are embracing AI companions for elderly care. It is no question that AI has formed and will continue to form part of our everyday lives. So… how can we work with AI to reach a level of synergy that allows us to live prosperously, without fear of replacement, without fear of complete displacement, without fear that we won’t be able to make a living from the skills we’ve developed over our lifetime?

While artists are not going ‘extinct’ their work will lose value. We have seen this before with education (e.g., Udemy, Coursera, etc), music (eg.g., Spotify, iTunes), and now generative AI. The commodification of art has its costs and it affects the artists the most. Backpack solves this issues because its transparent from the beginning.

The rise of generative AI has sparked crucial debates about ownership and fair compensation for artists whose work is used without permission. Backpack offers an ethical marketplace for 3D and AI-generated models, ensuring artists are fairly compensated for their contributions. Unlike other platforms, Backpack shares profits with artists, promoting transparency and fairness in the AI industry.