…AI models’ weights protected databases? by Nuno Sousa e Silva The ongoing Artificial Intelligence (AI) revolution has machine learning models at its core. Contrary to classic computer programs written by…
In a recent chapter, Ryan Abbott and Elizabeth Rothman present the utilitarian argument for granting copyright in AI-generated works (hereafter AIGW). Aspects of their argument also find expression in the…
…UK government, Copyright and Artificial Intelligence public consultation In an attempt to find the best possible legal balance, the UK government is seeking views on how to ensure the UK’s…
Being an academic is a vocation. We are not in it for the money (hopefully), but mostly (hopefully) for the impact that we can make on our students’ and colleagues’…
Photo by Mohamed Nohassi on Unsplash The European AI Office is currently facilitating the drawing-up of the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice (the “Code”). The European Commission published the first…
…and extract works and other protected subject matter “for the purpose of developing general-purpose artificial intelligence models, including large generative artificial intelligence models, where this requires massive uses of protected…
…Guardrail, “[o]rganisations must apply best efforts to ensure AI-generated outputs, including synthetic text, image, audio or video content, can be detected as artificially generated or manipulated.” Again, while the Australian…
Generated with OpenAI’s DALL-E 3 model based on a prompt corresponding to the wording of Recital 106 AI Act Introduction The interaction between the AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689) and the…
Image by M. H. from Pixabay In the first part of this post on the Kneschke vs. LAION decision by the German Hamburg Regional Court (“Court”), we explored the Court’s…
…be used by LAION itself for AI training. It is sufficient that the data set is published free of charge, making it available (also) to researchers of artificial neural networks….
