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But Justin Hughes, a professor at Loyola Law School, said tech firms may compete with artists, publications, and authors in a different way: by licensing their models to companies that compete directly with plaintiffs….
BNN Bloomberg: Justin Hughes, a professor at Loyola Law School who studies copyright law, said, “There are some folks who say melodramatically that copyright ‘threatens’ this new technology or that copyright could bring generative…
Los Angeles Times: Regulation isn’t just a domestic concern, either. Justin Hughes, a professor of intellectual property and trade law at Loyola Law School, said he expects the European Union will finalize its AI…
Voice of America: “What’s in the public domain is kind of a frightful little black-and-white animal,” said Justin Hughes, a professor at Loyola Law School. He added: “The Mickey Mouse that is most familiar…
Los Angeles Times: Justin Hughes, who teaches intellectual property and trade law at Loyola Law School and was the chief U.S. negotiator of the 2012 Beijing Treaty on Audiovisual Performances, wrote this column. Source:…
Harvard Law Today: Justin Hughes, a Loyola Law School professor who previously worked in the Obama administration as senior advisor on intellectual property, took part in a high-profile panel discussion. Source: Harvard Law Today…
Daily Beast — “What we are seeing is, for authors, the prose equivalent of deep fakes,” Justin Hughes, who teaches intellectual property law at Loyola Law School, told The Daily Beast. “It raises all…
