“Market dilution” suggests that “using copyrighted books to train an LLM might harm the market for those works because it enables the rapid generation of countless works that compete with the originals, even if those works aren’t themselves infringing.”
Our law student intern this semester studied the legal and practical challenges facing TDM researchers. She shares her key takeaways.
Authors Alliance is pleased to announce the availability of research grants of up to $20,000 to support research projects at the intersection of artificial intelligence, copyright law, and the public interest.
This blog post reflects on the legislative history and jurisprudence behind Section 9(3) of CDPA—a provision that purports to offer copyright protection for computer-generated works.
This post is by Syn Ong, an LLM student at U.C. Berkeley Law School. This semester, Syn has been working
We got a disappointing decision yesterday from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in the long-running Hachette v. Internet Archive
Authors and Publishers: We are looking for books (both new & classic titles) to feature in our popular book talk
Book Talk: The Secret Life of Data How data surveillance, digital forensics, and generative AI pose new long-term threats and
Dave Hansen and Kyle Courtney jointly authored this post. They are also the authors of a White Paper on Controlled
Register here for this IN-PERSON event hosted in San Francisco at the Internet Archive on May 17 Moral panics about
