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The U.S. Copyright Office has completed a comprehensive study examining the copyright issues raised by artificial intelligence (AI). Following the release of Part 1 of the report published on July 31, 2024 we are sharing a high-level overview of how certain key points amongst some of the largest DMLA members are aligned, or not aligned.

Submissions to working programme of Horizon and Creative Europe

It has been a month since the close of the CEPIC Congress 2024 in the picturesque town of Juan-les-Pins. We are grateful for the enthusiastic participation and invaluable feedback from all attendees, sponsors, and speakers. Based on the responses received, we are pleased to share some key highlights and areas for improvement as we prepare for an even better event in 2025.

We are excited to share the two keynote talks exclusively with CEPIC members. Gain insights from industry leaders on the future of visual content and the impact of AI and innovation in our field. To watch these insightful keynotes, find the links provided in this post. Enjoy this exclusive content as a valued member of CEPIC!

As required by the Directive (EU) 2019/790 on copyright and related rights in the Digital Single Market (DSM Directive) the Commission is assessing the lighter liability regime provided in Article 17(6). This article provides for a carve out of the obligations of the Directive for start-ups. CEPIC has provided an own response and contributed to the response of CW!

CEPIC AGM 2024 - Agenda & Financial Documents available for CEPIC Members only

Background: On 25th April CEPIC received an invitation to participate in a workshop organised by the European Commission on THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE TDM OPT-OUT AND DEVELOPMENT OF LICENSING SOLUTIONS