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Third Circuit Rejects Fair Use for AI Trained on Westlaw Headnotes

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By Nicole Imhof, Edward Lanquist
| JD Supra
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit recently issued the first federal appellate decision addressing whether copying copyrighted material to train an artificial intelligence system is fair use. In Thomson Reuters Enterprise Centre GmbH v. ROSS Intelligence Inc.,1 the court answered no, at least on these facts.
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The Deal Team's New Colleague: Using Artificial Intelligence to Run the M&A Transaction

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By Bruce Doeg, Edward Lanquist
| JD Supra
Artificial intelligence has crossed a threshold in dealmaking. Two years ago, it was a novelty demonstrated at conferences. Today it is a working member of the deal team. Bain & Company's 2026 M&A Report found that AI adoption among mergers and acquisitions (M&A) practitioners more than doubled in the past year to approximately 45 percent, with the heaviest use concentrated in due diligence itself.
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Bankruptcy Issues Raised by Generative AI: Ownership, Licensing, and Asset Values | JD Supra

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By Edward Lanquist
| JD Supra
Generative artificial intelligence (GAI) has moved from experimental novelty to enterprise-critical infrastructure with remarkable speed, and the financial reckoning has arrived alongside it. As compute costs, thin margins, and rapid model obsolescence squeeze AI-native companies, analysts now anticipate a sustained wave of failures among startups built on unsustainable burn rates.
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