Our webinar recapped the recent UK and German cases at the intersection of AI and copyright law, Getty Images v Stability AI and GEMA v OpenAI. The discussion examined how the courts have approached the key issues and what the rulings mean for businesses, legal teams, and policymakers.
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What we covered:
- a breakdown of the Getty Images v Stability AI judgment
- the evolving legal framework for AI training on copyrighted content
- what this means for ongoing litigation in Germany and the US?
The webinar took a practical, comparative look at emerging themes from these decisions, focusing on three core areas:
Training
Does the act of training AI models on copyrighted material amount to infringement and how does the text and data mining exception apply?
Memorisation
What have courts said about the retention of copyrighted works within AI models? Is there memorisation? If so, does it constitute copying under copyright law? If not, can there still be infringement?
Output
Does AI-generated content infringe copyright, and who is liable when it does?
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