The AI copyright infringement cases are increasing rapidly, not only in the US but also in the UK and China. The number of cases is so high that it’s impossible to keep track of all of them, but some common elements are emerging for analysis. While the emphasis has so far rightly been on the input phase – namely, the training of AI models using copyrighted works – hints suggest that more cases will require analysis of the outputs generated by those models. This analysis may rely on very old case law dealing with analogue technology, such as video and audio tape recorders … (more)
[Andres Guadamuz, TechnoLlama, 9 March 2024]
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