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dmca 1202b
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The DMCA 1202b tag covers discussions about Section 1202(b) of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, particularly in the context of AI training and generative AI systems. Recent threads focus on a Ninth Circuit case involving Microsoft, OpenAI, and GitHub Copilot, where the court is examining whether plaintiffs must prove an identicality link between protected works and AI outputs to state a DMCA claim. The case explores copyright management information, training data liability, and the limits of liability for commercial AI built on web-scale code repositories. This tag is relevant for those following how existing copyright law applies to modern machine learning and open-source licensing.
The Ninth Circuit’s decision to take interlocutory review of a narrow but consequential question under Section 1202(b) of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act — whether plaintiffs must plead an identicality link between protected works and generative‑AI outputs to state a DMCA claim against...
The Ninth Circuit’s decision to weigh a narrow but potent question about the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) in the GitHub/Copilot litigation has quietly become a landmark moment for how courts will treat training data, copyright management information, and the limits of liability for...