In business the term artificial intelligence (“AI”) is so widely used nowadays that it can mean anything: from a recommendation system for an online store to a robotic customer support station.
However, in terms of copyright not all of these models are equivalent. Generative AI implies models capable of creating new content: text, images, audio, video or programme codes.
Taken together, these features are the cause of three major problems in copyright.
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However, in terms of copyright not all of these models are equivalent. Generative AI implies models capable of creating new content: text, images, audio, video or programme codes.
Taken together, these features are the cause of three major problems in copyright.
- The use of third-party works during the training process,
- A person’s creative contribution,
- The risk of infringements in the course of content generation.
Authors:
- Shermet Kurbanov, Co-Head of Intellectual Property & Digital Law, SL LEGAL
- Elizaveta Isaeva, Associate, SL LEGAL
- Elena Chetverikova, Associate, Intellectual Property and Technology Practice, Denuo
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