Image by Reto Scheiwiller via Pixabay Introduction The current international legal framework for text and data mining (TDM) is highly disharmonized, showing a variety of approaches that span from completely…
…approach has been adopted in the European Union, which is going to introduce by the end of 2023 a EU AI Act (here), in the UK, which is mainly working…
…choose the algorithm. FRAND licenses could be used. Algorithmic recommenders could be certified by an international agency (such as UNESCO, European Commission or European Council). Group 2: Role of…
Photo by mohamed_hassan from PxHere In a period when the COVID-19 pandemic is occupying less and less space in the daily news and in our thoughts, with the World Health…
…tools but relies significantly on the public availability of training datasets. This has led to increasing calls for transparency requirements. In response to these calls, the European Parliament is considering…
…least to clarify the rules, so as to avoid under-exploiting collections at the expense of society ultimately (a recent study concluded that 20% of the collections of European museums are…
…Portal. Policy European Commission, Recommendation on combating online piracy of sports and other live events On 4 May 2023, the European Commission issued a recommendation on combating online piracy…
…any territory belonging to the European Union or equivalent”. Also worth noting is that, from the wording of the legislative proposal sent for public consultation, the provision lists as beneficiaries…
Image by Tumisu via Pixabay Part I of this blog introduced the first of three ambiguities NFT purchasers may face. In this part II we discuss two additional aspects, with…
…of the European Union (CJEU) case law and global contemporary examples. Caveat Emptor The common notion that acquiring ownership of an NFT representing a work in which copyright subsists…
