This webinar is devoted to a discussion of liability aspects connected to AI-generated outputs under EU/UK copyright law; inspired by a paper recently published by Prof. Eleonora Rosati, that you can find in this link: https://www.4ipcouncil.com/research/i...

The following questions are tackled: Could a resemblance between one's work and an AI-generated output, which in technical terms is referred to as ‘plagiaristic outputs’, be regarded, in legal terms, not merely as plagiarism but rather as actionable reproduction? If so, who would be prima facie liable for the doing of such acts of reproduction: would it be solely the user of the AI tool inputting the prompt resulting in the infringing output or could it be that the developer and provider are also to be deemed liable? If prima facie liability is established, who would be the beneficiary of exceptions and limitations under copyright and under what conditions would such defences be available?