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The growing popularity and use of Generative AI has presented interesting challenges for copyright law globally. Issues which have come into consideration include the copyrightability of content produced using Generative AI, and the infringement of copyright by Generative AI tools which will be discussed in light of the Nigerian Copyright Act 2022. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/di6WKPTG Eniola Ogunlaja

In the third part of this intriguing series, authors Sneha Jain and Akshat Agrawal delve into how AI-generated content interacts with the Reproduction and Adaptation Rights under the Copyright Act. Does AI output infringe on copyright when it mimics or adapts original works? Find out the nuances of legal arguments, court interpretations, and the future implications for creators and AI developers. Dive into the full discussion on www.iprmentlaw.com to understand how your rights might be affected in the AI era! #iprmentlaw #AI #genAI https://lnkd.in/dHnGCKes

With the majors suing AI companies, it looks like we're finally going to get some definitive answers on the boundaries of AI and copyright law. https://lnkd.in/gsURQume

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape and change the creative landscape, the conversation surrounding legal copyright issues has taken centre stage.

I'm thrilled to announce the publication of my latest article titled "Generative AI and the Anomaly in Copyright Laws". This piece explores how Artificial Intelligence intersects with Copyright laws by examining the scope and developments in the existing legal framework,with specific reference to the EU AI Act . Please do check out the Article at The Legal Quorum and share your opinions. https://lnkd.in/dsJ_6bQn. #ArtificialIntelligence #Copyrightlaws #IntellectualPropertylaws #GenerativeAi #EUAIAct #Copyrightprotection #Techlaw Chinmay Lenka Rakshit Rajput

Jenner & Block Partners Steve Englund and Andrew J. Thomas, and Special Counsel Lauren Greene authored the US analysis and introductory Global Overview in Copyright 2024, published by Lexology Panoramic.   “Governments globally are considering the copyright implications of the rapid rise in the availability, use and performance of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. A key issue is the extent to which national legislation recognises copyright protection for works generated in whole or in part through the use of AI.” The authors also note that “pending lawsuits in various countries raise questions about whether copyrighted works can be used to 'train' generative AI systems without the copyright owner’s consent.”   Read more: https://lnkd.in/gJPABF8e   #Copyright #IntellectualProperty #ArtificialIntelligence

Navigating Copyright Rules in The Era of AI – Recent Developments In the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the landscape of copyright is undergoing significant challenges and evolution. Jemma Durham, Solicitor in the Dispute Resolution team, examines the complexities surrounding AI and copyright infringements by reviewing the recent claim issued by Getty Images Inc against Stability AI. She also explores the different responses of the UK, the EU and individual companies to this shift. https://lnkd.in/e3X7X-Vh #artificialintelligence #ai #copyright #disputeresolution #corporateinsights #getty #stabilityai #businessnews

How well do traditional copyright laws stand against generative AI? 🔎 AI's integration into the digital arts is sparking vital discussions about the evolution of intellectual property rights. This intersection of technology and law is not just a legal issue but a creative one, influencing how we protect and share innovation. Read the full article and understand the implications of AI's expanding role in content generation. https://hubs.li/Q02mbQ240

Hong Kong is updating its copyright laws to keep up with these fast changes. This update is designed to encourage innovation and help Hong Kong stay competitive in the global AI scene. The new Hong Kong copyright law for AI development will ensure that AI continues growing while protecting people’s ideas and work. As the worldwide landscape of Artificial Intelligence constantly advances, Hong Kong is establishing itself as a significant AI center by experiencing an essential shift in its copyright regulations. #AIdevelopment #AInews #AIsite #AIsearch #ArtificialIntelligence https://lnkd.in/eDTN7g68

Generative AI has the potential to disrupt copyright laws, and it's crucial to anticipate the consequences. As this technology advances, it raises questions about ownership, intellectual property, and the future of creative industries. Will copyright laws need to be updated to address these challenges? How will creators protect their work from being replicated or modified without permission? From the NYtimes. #AI #CopyrightLaw