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replica

[rep-li-kuh] / ˈrɛp lɪ kə /


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“Creators’ intellectual property rights do not fully protect against AI-generated likeness and digital replicas, at least not through copyright alone,” said Lauren Diaz, a professor and technology law expert at Nova Southeastern University.

From Salon

His best-known series of sculptures, “Future Relics,” is visually arresting, featuring crumbling, ruin-like replicas of everyday objects including cameras, phones and CD players.

From The Wall Street Journal

Falsified documents were used to hide the trail to China, and non-working "dummy" replica servers were kept in stock to fool auditors, according to the indictment.

From Barron's

Today it bears a plaque in English, French and Turkish reading: "The tiles before us are replicas."

From Barron's

These measures included staging “non-working” replicas of the company’s servers so that inspectors wouldn’t realize the real versions had been unlawfully sent to China, prosecutors claim.

From MarketWatch