29 October 2024NewsCopyrightMarisa Woutersen

How a codes dispute could make waves for AI and fair use

A court’s decision in favour of a software company is set to have a ripple effect on cases relating to fair use and artificial intelligence. Marisa Woutersen spoke to the winning counsel to find out more.

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