In the lead-up to Australia’s 2025 federal election, residents of Burnie, a coastal city in Tasmania (Australia), were asked to listen to a recording of Senator Jacqui Lambie outlining a re-election…
As we are going from one heatwave to another, EU copyright law has not stopped producing exciting developments on the judicial and policy front. In this issue we report on CJEU judgments (including…
In the first part of this post I examined what GPT-NL's rightholder-aligned data sourcing policy costs in terms of model performance. Here I turn to a second question: do the rightholders who…
As in many other places the abrupt removal of access to Anthropic’s Fable model has caused a lot of hand wringing about dependency on US frontier AI models in the Netherlands. What makes the Dutch…
Earlier this month the European Commission published a call for evidence relating to the "Report on the review of the Copyright in the Digital Single Market Directive" and a "Targeted initiative for…
On 10 March 2026, the European Parliament adopted a resolution on copyright and generative AI urging the EU Commission to clarify and potentially update the existing copyright framework for GenAI,…
On 10 March 2026, the European Parliament adopted a resolution on copyright and generative AI urging the EU Commission to clarify and potentially update the existing copyright framework for…
Legislatures are notoriously inefficient in legislating for future technologies. These technologies are sometimes developing at the same time as legislatures are debating new laws, resulting in the…
The debate around generative artificial intelligence (genAI) and copyright law has been raging on globally for some time. In some respects, the dust is slowly beginning to settle: for example, the…
