AI and Copyright
Peter SchoppertHow will the legal uncertainty around AI models be resolved?
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This inapt analogy...
A busy time for the AI and Copyright story! The two recent summary judgements in high profile lawsuits against Anthropic and Meta have generated plenty of headlines that read like victory for big tech. We will talk about this below, don't w...
the rare bug is an existential threat
To what extent and in what manner is copyrighted (and often pirated) training data “in” the models? Arguments about how to characterise this are central to the AI and copyright debate.
Pixie Dust by the Truckload
The possibility has always existed that governments—faced with the fact that copyright law does not excuse the mass copying of copyrighted data to train generative AI models—might change the laws to suit AI companies. It’s been a risk even ...
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