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To achieve these aims, the DSA sets out numerous duediligence obligations of intermediaries concerning any type of illegal information, including copyright infringing content. Against this background, the European Copyright Society (ECS) issued on 17 January 2021 a comment on “Copyright and the Digital Services Act”.
It highlights the importance of understanding copyrightlaws when using data for AI training or generating content. It debunks common misconceptions, such as assuming publicly available data is protected from copyright protections. This can serve as evidence of duediligence in case of legal scrutiny.
It highlights the importance of understanding copyrightlaws when using data for AI training or generating content. It debunks common misconceptions, such as assuming publicly available data is protected from copyright protections. This can serve as evidence of duediligence in case of legal scrutiny.
Parts 1 to 3 of this post (originally published in “Auteurs & Media”) summarising case law of the German Bundesgerichtshof from 2015 to 2019 are available here , here and here. Copyright contract law (Sections 31 et seqq. Claims under copyrightlaw. More from our authors: Law of Raw Data.
As the content becomes more accessible and shareable through digital platforms, there is an increased possibility of unlawful use, infringement, and piracy, and this has resulted in a complicated web of copyright conflicts.
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