AI and Copyright

Is the endgame becoming clear?

Or can anything be clear 24 hours before voting in the US?

Nov 4 • 

Peter Schoppert

July 2024

AI and the Public Sphere

publics, counterpublics and improving communicability

Jul 5 • 

Peter Schoppert

June 2024

Extraordinarily Distressing?

What do we know about media licensing to AI companies

Jun 1 • 

Peter Schoppert

April 2024

The hunger for text, for high quality text, continues

and a little bit of Katong in Geneva

Apr 20 • 

Peter Schoppert

Creepy crawlies...

And why some people say "The New York Times is burning books"...

Apr 10 • 

Peter Schoppert

February 2024

The enjoyment purpose

Do exceptions under the copyright laws of Japan & Singapore allow GenAI training?

Feb 8 • 

Peter Schoppert

January 2024

Copied input, copied output

Can fair use judgement be reduced to an algorithm?

Jan 14 • 

Peter Schoppert

December 2023

Has Axel Springer really “set the template” for licensing deals with AI companies?

Are publishers going from RAG to riches?

Dec 16, 2023 • 

Peter Schoppert

November 2023

The two cultures divide at the heart of AI's copyright problem

a parable about the ways different communities value their intellectual labour

Nov 10, 2023 • 

Peter Schoppert

calls for transparency

and a worrying lack of response from policy-makers

Nov 4, 2023 • 

Peter Schoppert

September 2023

hitting the road

The messaging is by now widely received. Publishers and authors have a stake in AI, as our content is so important to its training. The cliche is that…

Sep 30, 2023 • 

Peter Schoppert

August 2023