USA: Insuffient Evidence for Irreparable Harm by Training AI with Copyrighted Material

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Table of Contents
3. Imprint
4. Articles
5. Dark Patterns undermining Digital Fairness? – A possible new “Digital Fairness Act” from a fundamental rights perspective — An examination of reform suggestions against the background of the EU fundamental rights legal framework
6. US E-Discovery and EU Compliance: A Clash of Laws — A guideline for German companies to meet both European and US requirements
7. Dark Patterns Undermining Digital Fairness? – The Legal Framework Against Manipulative Designs — Analysising the impact of the three key EU directives for consumer protection on the use of dark patterns
8. Case Law
9. USA: Insuffient Evidence for Irreparable Harm by Training AI with Copyrighted Material
10. UK: Strict Limits on Reverse Engineering and Risks of Bypassing Safeguards in Software Development
11. China: Cross-Border Data Transfer Without Consent
12. USA: The Human Concept of “Author”