This week, there was an interesting ruling in the case against OpenAI brought by authors. And, the Ohio law requiring “parental consent” for the use of social media by minors was held to be unconstitutional. Finally, the EU’s Digital Services Act takes effect tomorrow.
Copyright and OpenAI
- https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/02/judge-sides-with-openai-dismisses-bulk-of-book-authors-copyright-claims/
- https://evan.law/2024/02/13/openai-and-copyright-federal-court-in-california-dismisses-almost-all-claims-against-openai-in-suit-brought-by-authors/
Ohio Social Media Law
- https://www.techdirt.com/2024/02/12/judge-grants-preliminary-injunction-blocking-ohios-unconstitutional-parental-consent-social-media-law/
- https://evan.law/2024/02/15/how-did-ohios-efforts-to-regulate-childrens-access-to-social-media-violate-the-constitution/
EU’s Digital Services Act