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A Collaborative Student Report. This report seeks to understand the current state of litigation and licensing related to copyright cases related to artificial intelligence.  Conducted as a classroom exercise at Tulane Law School, we thought others might find it useful as well.  In short, there’s a lot going on, and keeping up can be challenging.

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