A law professor at Cornell Law School and Cornell Tech.
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Anthropic's surprise copyright settlement with authors adds complexity to AI copyright litigation, with legal experts cautioning the deal's limited influence on similar lawsuits against OpenAI, Microsoft, and Meta.
“Law professor discussing how Anthropic's settlement complicates influence on other AI copyright lawsuits”
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“James Grimmelmann, a Cornell law professor, called Meta's revised wording still broad enough to drive a truck through.”
“Explained that signature reproduction is small part of fair use inquiry; cartoonists might have grounds for right of publicity case.”
“Interpreted Meta's original terms as an attempt to give Meta the right to use content scraped from sites to train AI.”
“Discussed implications of Tung Tung Tung Sahur lawsuit for establishing what is copyrightable when AI is involved.”
“Legal expert on AI image generators and copyright infringement issues.”