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    Jak chronić domeny internetowe w Polsce?

    Jak działania może podjąć przedsiębiorca w sytuacji, gdy osoba trzecia rejestruje domenę naruszającą jego prawa? Wymogi rynku XXI wieku sprawiły, że de facto żaden przedsiębiorca...
    PolandMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Patpol Kancelaria Patentowa Sp. z o.o.
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    Same NPC, Different Rules: How A Player’s Age Changes Their Responsibilities Under The AI Act

    The EU AI Act's Article 50 introduces age-dependent disclosure requirements for AI-powered NPCs in video games, creating a new compliance framework where the same generative character may require explicit labeling in one context but not another. This provision intersects with emerging consumer protection regulations and child safety standards, fundamentally changing how gaming studios must assess their AI implementations based on actual player demographics rather than abstract user models.
    PolandTechnology
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