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Navigating the California AI Transparency Act: New Contract Requirements | JD Supra
Companies that create or produce a generative AI system with more than 1 million monthly users face new contracting requirements intended to help California users identify AI-generated content. On September 1, 2024, California adopted the California AI Transparency Act (SB 942). This legislation is the first law to include specific contractual requirements related to watermarking AI-generated content.
The EU AI Act: 10 Things Startups Should Know | JD Supra
This update is part of our EU AI Act Series. Learn more about the EU AI Act here. Like other companies, startups that develop, use or commercialize AI systems or general-purpose AI models (GPAIMs) that people in the EU use must comply with the AI Act. Here are 10 things startups should know. 1. Do startups have to comply with the AI Act? Yes, they must comply if they develop, use or commercialize an AI system or a GPAIM in the EU.
Open Source Software Licenses: Novel Case Explores Who Can Enforce Them
Companies (including through the use of AI) are increasingly reliant on open source software to expedite their software development. A recent case filed in California, SFC v. Vizio, calls upon the state court to interpret two common open source software licenses in a manner that could aggressively expand the number of individuals who can bring a lawsuit to enforce the terms of open source software licenses and the scope of the disclosure requirements in these open source software licenses.
Open Source Software Licenses: Novel Case Explores Who Can Enforce Them | JD Supra
Companies (including through the use of AI) are increasingly reliant on open source software to expedite their software development. A recent case filed in California, SFC v. Vizio, calls upon the state court to interpret two common open source software licenses in a manner that could aggressively expand the number of individuals who can bring a lawsuit to enforce the terms of open source software licenses and the scope of the disclosure requirements in these open source software licenses.
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