derivative works

Explore in-depth resources and video interviews with legal experts discussing the complexities of derivative works, a critical aspect of copyright law. Visitors will find informative articles explaining how these creations are based on pre-existing works, addressing key terms like “intellectual property” and “copyright protection.” Gain a clearer understanding of how derivative works are treated under U.S. law and their implications for creators and rights holders.

Training an AI on Copyrighted Books Is Fair Use — Until It Isn’t

Artificial Intelligence, Authors & Publishing, Copyright Law, Intellectual Property, Technology & Innovation / Jack Gilbert

AI training on copyrighted books can qualify as fair use under the 4-factor test when the use is transformative and doesn’t substitute for the original. It becomes infringement when copying is substantial, used commercially to compete, or outputs reproduce protected expression. This article explains where courts draw the line, key factors, and practical risk for […]

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What Legal Challenges Face AI in Copyright Law?

AI copyright disputes most often turn on whether training on copyrighted works is fair use and whether AI-generated output qualifies for copyright—currently, U.S. Copyright Office guidance requires human authorship. Courts and regulators are actively shaping rules on data scraping, licensing, attribution, and liability for infringing outputs. This article explains the key legal challenges for developers