Saving research: Lawful access to unlawful sources under Art. 3 CDSM Directive?
…the Articles. Once again, we start from a literal reading, in this case of Arts. 3 and 4. The focus of the language is on the lawfulness of the access,…
…the Articles. Once again, we start from a literal reading, in this case of Arts. 3 and 4. The focus of the language is on the lawfulness of the access,…
…and supporting Recitals 17 and 18, 2019 CDSM Directive). As long as the AI-generated output reflects the author’s intellectual creation, their personal touch, the current framework may duly account for…
…to copyright. A newly introduced article on “Obligations for providers of general-purpose AI models” includes two distinct requirements related to copyright. Section 1(c)[1] requires providers of GPAI models to: put…
…under European law (Article 17.2 of the European Charter of Fundamental Rights) and, while it must work in balance with other fundamental rights, this balance is directly reflected in EU…
…Directive. In particular, Article 4 CDSM Directive contains a so-called “commercial” TDM exception, which provides an “opt-out” mechanism for rights holders. This opt-out can be exercised for instance via technological…
…Article 4’s reference to machine-readable opt-out tools. While it is interesting to see an explicit acknowledgement of the need to comply with Article 4(3) in this response, it is almost…
…writing, as well as facilitating fruitful discussion at the conference. The call is for papers that are still ‘works in progress’ e.g., a draft PhD chapter or a draft article…
…of the positive obligation of the State of Azerbaijan to effectively protect intellectual property (IP) pursuant to Article 1 of Protocol 1. Copyright as Protected Possessions Article 1 of…
…the main findings of the article Impossibility of “Emergent Works’ Protection in U.S. and EU Copyright Law,” published in the North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology, available at: https://ssrn.com/abstract=4519511….
…authors to be remunerated for the commercial use of their intellectual efforts, as protected by Arts. 17.2 EUCF, 27.2 UDHR, and 15.1 c ICESCR. From this perspective, AI developers should…