All Articles tagged Copyright

• Florida Law Review Forum
  May 07, 2024 EDT
  The Code Red for Copyright Law
  Edward Lee

  Preview of Professor Lee's Prompting Progress: Authorship in the Age of AI (Forthcoming in the Florida Law Review)

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• Articles
  November 30, 2023 EDT
  Disrupting Creativity: Copyright Law in the Age of Generative Artificial Intelligence
  Ryan AbbottElizabeth Rothman

  Over the last few years, due largely to breakthroughs in deep learning technologies, artificial intelligence (AI) has begun to step into the shoes of human content generators and make valuable...

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  September 01, 2023 EDT
  “Blurred Lines” on the “Stairway To Heaven”: How the Sound of Music Can Clarify Substantial Similarity in Music Copyright Cases
  Lindsey O’Brien

  Copyright law sits at the heart of the multibillion-dollar music industry. Recently, the Ninth Circuit has served as a common venue for resolving disputes between musical artists in. . .

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  May 01, 2022 EDT
  Haute Mess: Murky Fashion Copyright Law and a New Period of Pro-Designer Jurisprudence
  Julia A. Harrison

  Fashion copyright jurisprudence has left unclear standards for the copyrightability of fashion designs. As fashion lies at the intersection of functionality and design, courts have struggled to set bright lines...

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