Bellingcat Challenge – June 2025 (Cultural Confusion)

By Dr Tristan Jenkinson Introduction June’s challenges were set by the team at the Association for Research into Crimes against Art, considering issues with provenance, sections of stolen paintings, and the property of historical figures on sale on the dark web. Let’s dive in. Funny Money I went straight to ChatGPT to see if we … Continue reading Bellingcat Challenge – June 2025 (Cultural Confusion) →

A Big Moment in AI Intellectual Property Lawsuits?

By Dr Tristan Jenkinson Introduction In my talks on ChatGPT and (Generative AI in general) I have regularly raised the point that OpenAI (the owners of ChatGPT) have provided little information on the specific data sets that were used to train their models for ChatGPT. One issue with this is that with little understanding of … Continue reading A Big Moment in AI Intellectual Property Lawsuits? →