IntroductionThe landmark Getty Images v Stability AI judgment came out on 4 November 2025. The decision is a landmark one because it is the first UK case dealing with whether AI training infringes…
IntroductionLast August, Brazil became the stage for a new chapter in the controversies of Generative AI (Gen AI) and copyright – its first high-profile case, in which OpenAI faces a lawsuit from…
There is increasing recognition that, as part of its efforts to remain competitive in the race toward ever more powerful AI capabilities, Europe should invest in Public AI. That is, AI systems that…
Damien Hirst, one of the world’s foremost artists, recently revealed plans to produce works for 200 years after his death, each to be deemed authentically his. He plans to secure this artistic legacy…
This post first appeared on the Verfassungsblog on 13 October 2025. Academic Freedom and Copyright: a Relationship… Copyright law grants exclusive rights that govern how literary and…
Following our platform update and the summer break, one may think we stopped our roundup series. Rest assured – we are here! This edition combines the second and third trimesters, so it will be…
After the adoption of the AI Act (AIA), the matter seemed to have been settled. With regard to generative AI models (GenAI), Recital 105 AIA refers explicitly to the exceptions for text and…
In his post of September 4th, 2025, author Eugen Stoica argued for an assertion of sui generis database right protection measures as a means to counter the problem of increased web-scraping and…
Deepfakes are flooding the internet. Thanks to generative AI, politicians say things on camera they never said, celebrities star in porn clips they never dreamt about, and the Pope dons a puffer…
Following up on the initial comment by Sabines Jacques published on this blog about Advocate General (AG) Emiliou’s recent Opinion in the Pelham II case – which examined his interpretation of the…
