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Intellectual Property
Andy Warhol at the Supreme Court: For Fair Use, Context Matters
Fair Use for Non-Fiction Authors
Netflix’s ‘King of Collectibles’ Hit With Copyright Infringement Suit
Supreme Court Holds Warhol’s “Orange Prince” Not Transformative, Not Fair Use
Supreme Court Issues Decisions in Warhol Foundation and Gonzalez
Third time’s a charm: The Little Mermaid and a big win for satire and freedom of speech
What Royalties? Never Seen a Cent!
Artificial Intelligence and IP
AI fears: Experts warn of potential ‘dangers’ of artificial intelligence development
Artificial Intelligence regulations discussed by EU, US and G7 – BBC News
Creative Machines? The Riddle of AI and Copyright Authorship and Ownership
Japan Sets the Precedent for AI Copyright
“Robo Rules” – U.S. Copyright Office Publishes Guidance on Works Containing Artificial Intelligence
TBI Weekly: Why we need to talk about AI
Understanding IP Matters: AI Bots, Creators, and Copyright — Learning to Live Together
US, Europe working on voluntary AI code of conduct as calls grow for regulation
What AI can teach us about copyright and fair use
What is fair use? US Supreme Court weighs in on AI’s copyright dilemma
WIPO Program and Budget Committee Adds New Language On Copyright Limitations & Exceptions To Budget
Worldwide: The IP In AI: Does Copyright Protect AI-generated Works?
15 Artificial Intelligence AI Tools That You Should Try in June 2023
Open Access, A2K & Scholarly Communication
ATHENA Unbound and Untangling the Law of Open Access
EU council’s ‘no pay’ publishing model draws mixed response
Guest Post – Manifesto for a New Read Deal
How Scientific Publishers’ Extreme Fees Put Profit Over Progress
Knowledge & Cultural Institutions Defend Net Neutrality in EU
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