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Reaction converging GEMA v Suno: Another landmark AI copyright case from Germany Policy & governance · 3 attributable reactions
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GEMA Suno Germany AI copyright case

GEMA v Suno: Another landmark AI copyright case from Germany

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Why this matches Policy & governance reaction 3 attributable expert contributions · Daphne Keller, Nicole Hennig, Andres Guadamuz
“Is there a jurisdiction fight brewing over AI companies that scrape content globally? In GEMA v. Suno, a German court said it had jurisdiction to enjoin training *in the US* because of German copyright. @technollama.bsky.social explains here. 1/” evidence ↗
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Daphne Keller Nicole Hennig Luis Villa Andres Guadamuz Mary Branscombe
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“Is there a jurisdiction fight brewing over AI companies that scrape content globally? In GEMA v. Suno, a German court said it had jurisdiction to enjoin training *in the US* because of German copyright. @technollama.bsky.social explains here. 1/”

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Daphne Keller: Is there a jurisdiction fight brewing over AI companies that scrape content globally? In GEMA v. Suno, a German court said it had jurisdiction to enjoin training *in the US* because of German copyr…
Daphne Keller: In the U.S., a court in RyanAir v. Booking said it retained jurisdiction over a case with (by then) solely Irish and Dutch parties because of the CFAA because of that law's reference to "foreign co…
Daphne Keller: Despite the clear request in its name!
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“the last part is extra bizarre given the high proportion of AI skeptics who don't believe in banning cars” evidence ↗
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Max Woolf: in order to have this conversation, you have to get past "does it work at all?" which I don't think regular people are confused about, but which discourse-doers are very emotionally invested in con…
Luis Villa: @davidcrespo.bsky.social I mean, fossil fuels should not be permissible ever, but the answer to that is not to protest one very specific and (in the grand scheme of things) not that big sector of f…
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