Journal Home Browse Issues Search Articles Submissions About the Journal Copyright Fixation Podcast Subscribe Go back to Issues THE EXTREMELY LARGE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM: THE OVERABUNDANCE OF CONTENT IN THE AGE OF AI 71 J. COPYRIGHT SOC’Y, 417, (2024) Bill Rosenblatt GiantSteps Media Technology Strategies, President Olena V. Ripnick-O'Farrell Grammerly, Policy function Adrian Perry Covington & Burling LLP, Partner Anna Gressel Digital Technology Group, member Diaa El All Soundful, CEO Abstract Generative AI is a revolutionary set of technologies, but it’s also the latest in a series of innovations that have given more people the ability to produce more content more quickly – just as 4-track cassette studios, desktop publishing, digital photography, and so many others have done over the years. Given that AI is already taking the sheer volume of content being generated to new orders of magnitude, this panel considered the structural changes that the content industries might undergo as a result. Full Article 71(3) Copyright and Tech_The Extremely Large ElephantDownload Related Content Event Mar 4 Is It Fair Use to Use Pirated Materials for AI Training? This panel will discuss the current controversy over whether the use of “pirated” datasets in training AI models overcome claims… Live CLE Credit AI & Copyright AI in the Courts Journal December 21, 2025 C+T Panel 2 - A THOUSAND TIMES NO: THE PRACTICALITIES OF OPT-OUT FOR AI TRAINING 72 J. Copyright Soc'y 1023 (2025)Download Adam Rendle, Daan Archer, Ali Sternburg, Thomas Sullivan AI & Copyright Copyright + Technology Conference Creativity & Technology Collide Technology, Innovation & the Future Journal December 21, 2025 C+T Panel 4 - MY OWN THREE HANDS: AI CONTENT CREATION TOOLS AND COPYRIGHT REGISTRATION 72 J. Copyright Soc'y 1071 (2025)Download Charity Gates, Maria Backman, Zac Cooper Cooper, Gili Karev, Dori Ann Hanswirth AI & Copyright Copyright + Technology Conference Creativity & Technology Collide Technology, Innovation & the Future