Sophisticated companies tend to think of copyright as an issue for consumer-facing brands, media companies, or lone creators, not for themselves. Yet copyright questions now surface in everything from pitch decks and marketing campaigns to internal training sets for AI tools.
Copy, Paste, Liability: AI Copyright Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them
Mass web-scraping for AI training, authorship of AI-generated works, and the scope of fair use in data-hungry systems are reshaping what “copyright risk” even means for a business. Companies that treat copyright as a mere box-checking exercise, or that assume long-standing internal practices are low-risk, increasingly find themselves out of step with how courts and regulators are thinking about AI-driven uses of content.
By
Kristin Hardy and Spencer Pedemonte
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