AI Copyright Training: The UK Backs Down, the US Steps Aside
UK abandons its AI copyright opt-out model with “no preferred option.” The U.S. leaves it to the courts. S. Horowitz on what the shared uncertainty means.
Authorship’s Future: AIPPI’s 2025 Resolution and AI-Era Copyright
As courts and creators grapple with defining human vs. AI authorship, AIPPI’s 2025 Resolution offers a clear framework on AI & Copyright—addressing data use, liability, transparency, and AI-generated works to guide the next era of copyright law.
Copyrighted Works and Training AI Models: The U.S. Copyright Office’s Position
The U.S. Copyright Office published a groundbreaking, non-binding, pre-publication report examining whether using copyrighted works to train generative AI models falls within “fair use.
AIPPI Answer the Core Questions of Parody defence in Copyright
The International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property (AIPPI) has taken a significant step toward harmonizing the defense of parody in copyright law.
