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Using Copyrighted Works to Train AI: Fair Use or Just Plain Unfair?

April 19th at 12:00pm - 1:30pm
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The use of creative content like artwork, photographs, textual materials and musical recordings to train machine learning models, which in turn enable various artificial intelligence tools and services, raises complex and unique issues regarding the use of copyrighted materials and the scope of the fair use doctrine. Our panel of experts will examine this issue, including addressing recent copyright infringement suits asserting that using images to train AI services infringes copyright, discussing the potential defenses to these infringement actions, and evaluating the possibility of compromises and creative solutions to the issue that could short circuit full-blown litigation.

 

This event will be hybrid.

Check-in begins at 11:45am EDT
Lunch at 12:00pm EDT
Program begins at 12:30pm and ends at 1:30pm

 

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CLE CREDIT:

The program will offer MCLE credit — please see below for specific jurisdiction information. Instructions for verifying attendance will be emailed to registrants. Please email Bobby Cohen for CLE related questions.

California: 1.0 Participatory
The Copyright Society is a Certified MCLE Provider in California.

New Jersey: 1.0 General

New York: 1.0 Professional Practice
The Copyright Society is an Accredited New York State CLE Provider. This intermediate program is appropriate for both newly admitted and experienced attorneys.

Pennsylvania: 1.0 General
The Copyright Society is an Accredited CLE & Distance Learning Provider in Pennsylvania.

Speakers

Sekou Campbell

Partner | Culhane Meadows
Sekou Campbell attended Yeshiva University’s…
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Katherine Forrest

Partner | Paul Weiss
A remarkable litigator and trial…
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Joshua Simmons

Using Copyrighted Works to Train AI: Fair Use or Just Plain Unfair? |
Joshua Simmons is a nationally recognized…
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Nancy Wolff

Using Copyrighted Works to Train AI: Fair Use or Just Plain Unfair? |
Nancy Wolff is a…
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