AI – Legal Insights
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Explains legal realities not theory: US relies on fair use but recent lawsuits from Getty and class actions challenge scraping, EU uses the data mining exception (2019) with opt‑outs, and robots txt or crawling blockers are already in use; OpenAI faces regional bans like Italy for GDPR issues. Patents cost ~€/$100k and take ~3 years so copyright and database sui generis protection plus trade secrets with technical safeguards are more practical. US Copyright Office routinely refuses AI‑only registrations, shifting focus to terms and human involvement.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00AI legal insights
- 0:29Data sourcing and copyright
- 5:37Data mining exceptions
- 8:07Patents and copyright for AI
- 12:00Trade secrets in AI
- 14:56AI-generated content ownership
- 23:27AI output legal status
- 26:50AI legal steps and alternatives
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