Fair Use Defense Failed in Thomson Reuters v. Ross, Jury Still Out for Generative AI

The first substantive decision on the fair use defense in an artificial intelligence copyright case came down against the defendant, who used AI to create a competing product. However, as the decision expressly limited its ruling to nongenerative AI, it remains unclear how courts may apply fair use to generative AI tools.
However, as the decision expressly limited its ruling to nongenerative AI, it remains unclear how courts may apply fair use to generative AI tools.
Print and share
Authors
Explore more in
Age of Disruption
We live in a disruptive age, with ever-accelerating advances in technology largely fueling the disruption permeating almost every aspect of our lives. We created the Age of Disruption blog with the goal of exploring the emerging technologies reshaping society and the business and legal considerations that they raise.