EU votes for AI copyright disclosure in ‘first of a kind’ act
Transparency rules over copyrighted content used in training data increase risks for foundational AI developers| Landmark AI Act thought to be the first of its kind in the world | Insights from Taylor Wessing, Gowling WLG, Appleyard Lees, Bird & Bird, Marks & Clerk and Potter Clarkson.
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30 June 2023 As concerns emerge over how AI tools may reinforce inequalities, a landmark act may offer some corrective measures, reports Marisa Woutersen.
29 June 2023 Event marks latest initiative to explore legal issues raised by AI tech | Webinar to explore global perspectives on copyright in AI works | Panellists to include Jane Ginsburg.