Daily LInks
1. How One Author Pushed the Limits of AI Copyright. “We’re seeing the Copyright Office struggling with where to draw the line” when it comes to granting registrations for works involving AI. – Read More on Wired
2. Luxury brands have a new headache in China: Stingy shoppers are returning their goods, erasing up to 75% of their sales value. “I can imagine there are plenty of people in the luxury category taking out and showing off a luxury item for an evening, earning the status, and then returning it at no cost.” – Read More on Fortune
3. China on Track to Become World’s Largest Luxury Market. After fluctuating significantly during the pandemic, China’s personal luxury market is believed to have rebounded to $69B last year, due largely to a recovery in international travel, PwC said in the report. – Read More on Caixin Global
4. The AI hype bubble is deflating. Now comes the hard part. The road to widespread adoption and business success is still looking long, twisty and full of roadblocks, say tech executives, technologists and financial analysts. – Read More on the Washington Post
5. Spanish Beauty Group Puig Targets Close to $15 Billion Valuation in IPO. The company aims to raise up to €3B, with the controlling shareholder, which is in turn controlled by the holding company of the Puig family, offering €1.36B and €1.25B being raised via new shares. – Read More on the WSJ
6. Three policy changes that need to happen to make fashion more sustainable. We should be eliminating sales tax on secondhand items, providing tax credits for adopting circular business models, and spurring sustainable innovation with government grants. – Read More on Fast Co.
