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‘FAIR USE IN THE LAND OF THE FREE’ SEMINAR
American jurisprudence around copyright’s fair use doctrine is in a state of flux. After the U.S. Supreme Court’s watershed decisions in Google v. Oracle and Warhol v. Goldsmith, lower courts are beginning to show signs that they are willing to revisit several of the doctrine’s core concepts such as commerciality, purpose and character, and market harm.

Professor Jason Schultz (NYU School of Law), visiting Australia and in-person, will discuss these trends in recent cases, including those concerning reposting of internet memes, unauthorised digital book lending, incorporation of technical standards into law, and, of course, the training, development, and deployment of artificial intelligence.