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legalcode-ai-training-data-copyright

Analyze copyright implications of AI training data. Use when evaluating whether scraped or licensed content can be used to train AI/ML models, assessing legal exposure from bulk data acquisition, reviewing TDM (text and data mining) rights under EU DSM Directive Articles 3 and 4, analyzing US fair use defenses for model training, checking compliance with EU AI Act Article 53 training data transparency obligations, assessing opt-out mechanisms (robots.txt, TDM reservations), reviewing Creative Commons and data license compatibility with AI training, evaluating right of publicity risks in training datasets, analyzing DMCA Section 1202 copyright management information claims, or preparing a litigation risk assessment for an AI training dataset. Covers the NYT v. OpenAI and Getty Images v. Stability AI litigation landscape, EU AI Act GPAI provider obligations, US fair use four-factor analysis for training, web scraping legality under the CFAA and ToS law, and training data licensing strategies. Jurisdictions: United States and European Union, with coverage of cross-border scenarios.