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Amanda Levendowski (Georgetown University): Can AI and copyright law coexist?

Nov 22, 2023
Georgetown Law Professor Amanda Levendowski and guest co-host discuss copyright law's limits, AI training, evaluating potential harms, fair use factors in AI, ethical competencies in the legal profession, copyright and AI analysis
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Quick takeaways

  • Analyzing fair use factors on a case-by-case basis is crucial when assessing the copyright implications of AI.
  • AI-generated works have the potential to contribute to an expanded public domain beyond the 1920s, but a thorough evaluation of public benefit and harm is necessary.

Deep dives

Copyright Law and AI: Balancing Fair Use and Protecting Creators

In this podcast episode, Amanda Levendowski, a copyright expert, discusses the intersection of copyright law and AI. She emphasizes the importance of analyzing fair use factors on a case-by-case basis, rather than relying on a bright line rule. Levendowski explores the potential benefits of AI-generated works, envisioning an expanded public domain. She also highlights the need for ethical competencies among lawyers to advise clients on the use of AI and its potential liabilities. Additionally, she shares insights on the role of the Copyright Office and predicts that courts will face novel challenges in determining copyrightability of AI-generated works.

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