
US Copyright Office Allows Copyright Protection for AI-Assisted Works with Human Contribution
The United States Copyright Office has announced a policy change permitting copyright registration for works created with generative AI, provided there is substantial human influence, thereby impacting the legal landscape for creators using AI tools.
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AI Agents: Legal Risks and Compliance Challenges in Deployment
The rise of AI Agents introduces significant legal and regulatory challenges, including liability concerns, data privacy implications, and compliance with evolving state and international laws, necessitating robust oversight and strategic planning for businesses across various sectors.
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Canada and Japan Sign Landmark AI Treaty with Council of Europe
Canada and Japan have joined eleven other signatories in adopting the Council of Europe Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights, Democracy, and the Rule of Law, a legally binding treaty aimed at establishing comprehensive legal standards for AI systems while addressing human rights and democratic principles.
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Trump Administration Shifts AI Regulation Towards Deregulation and Innovation
The Trump administration’s new executive order on AI prioritizes deregulation and innovation, repealing previous safety and civil rights protections, while raising concerns about bias and the implications for both domestic and international AI governance.
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Getty Images Sues Stability AI Over Copyright Infringement
Getty Images has filed a lawsuit against Stability AI in the UK, alleging unauthorized use of its copyrighted materials for training the AI model “Stable Diffusion,” raising significant questions about intellectual property rights and the legality of using unlicensed data in AI development.
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AI Action Summit to Set Global Standards for Ethical AI Governance
The AI Action Summit, co-chaired by India and France, will convene in Paris on February 10-11, 2025, to establish global standards for AI, focusing on ethical governance, the development of a Code of Practice for general-purpose AI, and initiatives like AI Factories to enhance responsible innovation and compliance with international laws, including human rights and intellectual property rights.
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UK Government Releases AI Playbook and Code of Practice for Responsible AI Use
The UK Government has introduced the AI Playbook and a new AI Code of Practice to guide public sector organizations and businesses on the responsible deployment of AI technologies, emphasizing legal compliance, data protection, and ethical considerations.
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DOJ Emphasizes AI Integration in Corporate Compliance Programs
The US Department of Justice has updated its compliance guidelines to mandate the incorporation of artificial intelligence in corporate compliance programs to enhance internal controls and mitigate risks of non-compliance.
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Federal AI Policy Changes Heighten Compliance Risks for Employers
The withdrawal of guidance from the EEOC and DOL regarding AI and workplace discrimination raises significant legal concerns for employers, necessitating adherence to existing anti-discrimination laws and emerging state regulations.
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Voluntary Commitments for Safe AI Development Announced at Paris Summit
Organizations are making voluntary commitments to ensure the safety and trustworthiness of frontier AI models, aligning with regulatory frameworks and emphasizing risk assessment and mitigation strategies in response to evolving legal standards globally.
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Regulatory Bodies Emphasize Human Involvement in AI-Generated Intellectual Property
The Patent and Trademark Office and the Copyright Office are reinforcing the necessity of human authorship in AI-assisted inventions and creations to qualify for patent and copyright protection, amidst ongoing evaluations of the implications of AI on intellectual property rights.
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Global AI Regulation: Diverse Approaches in South Korea, US, EU, and UK
The evolving regulatory landscape for AI features South Korea’s comprehensive AI Basic Act, the US’s fragmented industry-driven approach, the EU’s extensive AI Act with strict compliance measures, and the UK’s focus on economic growth and copyright clarification, highlighting the need for ethical considerations and safety in AI governance.
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Commission Issues Guidelines on AI System Definition Amid Regulatory Concerns
The European Commission’s new guidelines under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 aim to clarify the definition of AI systems for the upcoming AI Act, but face criticism for their lack of clear distinctions and potential regulatory inconsistencies, raising challenges for compliance as deadlines approach.
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