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Another Federal Agency Issues Request for Comments on AI

Intellectual Property Law Blog

Among other things, the RFC seeks input on topics such as: What kinds of trust and safety testing should AI development companies and their enterprise clients conduct. Written comments must be received on or before June 10, 2023. What kinds of data access is necessary to conduct audits and assessments.

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Meta Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Counterfeit Ads

Plagiarism Today

This is further complicated by the fact that the DMCA was written in 1998. Much of the language was written well before widespread adoption of social media, and much of that language was vague even then. STMs were part of the original DMCA, however, in the nearly 25 years since the DMCA was passed, no STMs have become truly standard.

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Copyright Smalls Claims Proceedings

Above the Fold

Relative to standard CCB proceedings, smaller claims involve more limited discovery, optional written submissions, and informal conferences that call for discussion of the evidence and issues presented.

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Copyright Smalls Claims Proceedings

LexBlog IP

Relative to standard CCB proceedings, smaller claims involve more limited discovery, optional written submissions, and informal conferences that call for discussion of the evidence and issues presented.

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Copyright Office Guidance on AI

Intellectual Property Law Blog

Among other things, the Office intends to publish a notice of inquiry later this year seeking public input on additional legal and policy topics, including how the law should apply to the use of copyrighted works in AI training and the resulting treatment of outputs.

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The Best Starting Place for People New to Copyright

Plagiarism Today

They aren’t meant to be complete overviews, just catch up guides for those interested in that specific topic. The guide is an amazingly thorough overview of copyright, written in a way to be understood by lay people and it includes nearly all of the important information one needs to know in just 10 pages and 4,000 words.

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Sky Targets Sky Go & Now TV Decryption Key Software as Piracy Wars Continue

TorrentFreak

The first script causing concern at Sky was written in Python and claims to allow users to log in to Now TV via a terminal window, browse the platform’s content, and then obtain decryption keys for both VOD content and live TV. It’s a fairly sensitive topic, to put it mildly.