TLDR Generative AI is one of the hot topics in copyright law today. In the EU, a crucial legal issue is whether using in-copyright works to train generative AI…
…computational process to materials to derive data from or about those works. TDM can be used to help train computer applications to engage in machine learning or artificial intelligence (“AI”)…
…of machine learning and artificial intelligence, it clearly applies to the issue at the heart of the current debate, as further explained below. In fact, the discussion about TDM during…
…human intelligence when performed by humans. Perhaps one could even say that machines have their own form of intelligence, but humans are different. Copyright requires creativity (to generate originality—at least…
Photo by Antoine Schibler on Unsplash Works generated through complex AI systems, such as machine learning and text-to-image generation models, have recently stirred up many discussions and even given rise…
…enforcement using AI Finally, for those ready for a 172-page report, the European Intellectual Property Office published its Study on the impact of artificial intelligence on the infringement and enforcement…
…in relation to innovation and the training of Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems. IP, Innovation and AI national strategies In Brazil, actions and objectives for technological development, especially the intersection…
…intelligence can be an author under copyright law because the work made for hire doctrine allows for ‘non-human, artificial persons such as companies’ to be authors.” In the Board’s view…
…context, from the perspective of EU law. Part 1 discusses the relevant context, the scope of choice of law clauses, the consequences of artificially created extraneity and the potential relevance…
Photo by Kevin Ku on Unsplash As previously reported, between October 2021 and January 2022 the UK Intellectual Property Office held a public consultation on the intersection between artificial intelligence…
