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AI Observer, Issue 2: Authors Vs The Machine And AI At The UN

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Welcome to the second issue of the HLK Newsletter tracking the AI legal landscape. In this issue, we discuss the lawsuits brought by authors in the US and update...

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Caroline Day
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Welcome to the second issue of the HLK Newsletter tracking the AI legal landscape. In this issue, we discuss the lawsuits brought by authors in the US and update you on discussions regarding AI at the UN and on the international AI Safety Summit to be held in the UK in November.

Generative AI in the Courts: The Authors

In this edition, we'll be summarising the various actions brought by authors in relation to use of their works in Generative AI. There's plenty of them, and they might just be the tip of the iceberg because, as class action lawsuits, if the plaintiffs in these cases are successful, it opens the floodgates for thousands of unknown others to whom the facts may apply.

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