Tag: #copyright

Copyright in AI-Generated Artwork: Addendum

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Susan J. Lutzker
Copyright Law + Entertainment, Culture and the Arts + Privacy, Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity

This post is an update. Read the original post here.  In October 2022 we reported that Kristina Kashtanova, a New York-based artist, received a copyright registration for a graphic novel with AI-generated artwork. We wondered whether this meant that the Copyright Office would register works with AI-generated elements if they also identified a human author or […]

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Copyright and the Sale of Teaching Materials Online

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Carolyn Wimbly Martin
Copyright Law + Entertainment, Culture and the Arts + Internet and Social Media

Update: On March 2, 2023 TPT was acquired by IXL Learning, a developer of personalized learning programs used by millions of students around the world. Niche platforms like TPT (formerly known as Teachers Pay Teachers), an online marketplace for PreK-12 teachers to share and sell educational materials, have become important resources for the educational community […]

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Andy Warhol and Photographers Take Their Case to the Supreme Court: Third Addendum

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Susan J. Lutzker
Copyright Law

This post is an update. Read the original post here, the first addendum here, and the second addendum here. At the beginning of his oral argument before the Supreme Court, Roman Martinez, counsel for the Warhol Foundation, stated: … the stakes for artistic expression in this case are high. A ruling for Goldsmith would strip protection not just […]

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Copyright and Photography: Exceptions and Special Cases

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Carolyn Wimbly Martin and Charlotte Cuccia
Copyright Law + Entertainment, Culture and the Arts + Internet and Social Media

This is the third Insight in a series addressing how photographers can exploit and protect their rights. Read the first post here, the second post here, the fourth post here, the fifth post here and the sixth post here. Previously, we have discussed high-profile, ongoing copyright cases that photographers should be aware of as well as best practices […]

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AI in the Living Room: The Problem with Online Exam Proctors

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Carolyn Wimbly Martin and Ethan Barr
Copyright Law + Privacy, Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity

When the COVID-19 pandemic shuttered physical classrooms, students arrived home to numerous Zoom or Google Meet invitations to attend their newly established virtual classes. Now that remote education has become ubiquitous (despite optimistic plans for in-person classes in Fall 2021), many educational institutions have turned to the trendiest technological advances to monitor classroom activity, particularly […]

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