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ARTICLE · 23 NOVEMBER 2023

AI Observer, Issue 5: Viral Licences And Wrangling Over The AI Act

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Welcome to the fifth issue of the HLK Newsletter tracking the AI legal landscape. In this issue, we take a look at copyleft licences and their role in AI...

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William Dearn
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Welcome to the fifth issue of the HLK Newsletter tracking the AI legal landscape. In this issue, we take a look at copyleft licences and their role in AI, reflect on the comings and goings at OpenAI, and update you on discussions regarding the AI Act, as well as a recent judgement that might be good news for those looking to protect AI innovation in the UK. 

Copyleft Licences and AI

We've explored in past editions how copyright might affect AI and its users, but what about copyleft? It could mean that after finishing your big coding project with a little AI help you find out that your code must be made available for others to use and develop because you inadvertently used some copyleft code.

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