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EPISODE · Nov 12, 2025 · 53 MIN

GenAI Enhances Man-made Action: the GEMA case, copyright law and the future of art.

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In this episode of Legal4Tech - The Podcast, we sit down with Barry Scannell to explore the critical intersection of artificial intelligence, copyright law and European tech regulation. We dive into topics such as: The tension between AI innovation and copyright protection in Europe vs the USHow the copyright directive shapes AI development and text-and-data mining exceptionWhether generative AI requires massive datasets and what this means for creatorsGEMA CaseThe diverging global approaches to AI regulation and copyrightsJoin us for an in-depth conversation on navigating the complex legal landscape of AI innovation while protecting creators' rights. Shownotes: IMRO (Irish Music Rights Organization)CSAC (International body for music rights) GEMA vs Open AI Ireland (Munich Regional Court) - Recent 2024 decision on copyright infringement and training dataYoutube channel video

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