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AI Training for Lawyers: Using and Advising on AI Without Professional Risk

How Legal Work Is Already Being Automated and Where It Fails

Quiz: How Legal Work Is Already Being Automated and Where It Fails

Fabricated Citations and the Duty to Verify Every Authority

Quiz: Fabricated Citations and the Duty to Verify Every Authority

Confidentiality, Privilege and Client Data in AI Tools

Quiz: Confidentiality, Privilege and Client Data in AI Tools

Court and Tribunal Guidance on AI Use in Proceedings

Quiz: Court and Tribunal Guidance on AI Use in Proceedings

Professional Conduct Rules That Apply to AI Assisted Work

Quiz: Professional Conduct Rules That Apply to AI Assisted Work

Disclosure, Billing and Client Consent When AI Is Used

Quiz: Disclosure, Billing and Client Consent When AI Is Used

Advising Clients on EU AI Act Classification

Quiz: Advising Clients on EU AI Act Classification

Drafting AI Clauses: Data, Intellectual Property and Liability

Quiz: Drafting AI Clauses: Data, Intellectual Property and Liability

AI and Copyright: Training Data and Generated Output

Quiz: AI and Copyright: Training Data and Generated Output

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Quiz: AI and Copyright: Training Data and Generated Output

AI Training for Lawyers: Using and Advising on AI Without Professional Risk
AI and Copyright: Training Data and Generated Output
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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

Under the EU AI Act, what must GPAI providers document about training data?

Only the source of the data
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Sufficient detail about content used for training, including technical characteristics and sources
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Only the number of documents used
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Only whether the data is from the EU or outside the EU
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Question 2 of 5

2. Question

If a model was trained on copyrighted books without permission, who is liable?

No one, because AI output is not subject to copyright
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The organisation that built the model, as the copyright violation occurred during training
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Only the user who deployed the model
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Only the original copyright holder
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Question 3 of 5

3. Question

Does AI-generated text automatically receive copyright protection?

Yes, all AI output is copyrighted automatically
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Yes, but only if the AI was paid for the work
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No, copyright typically requires human creative input and most copyright offices do not register purely AI-generated works
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Yes, provided the AI system is registered
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Question 4 of 5

4. Question

What is the risk if AI output repeats passages verbatim from training data?

No risk, because the AI generated it
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The user who published the output may be liable for copyright infringement
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The copyright holder cannot claim infringement if it was unintended
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Only the AI company is liable
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Question 5 of 5

5. Question

What should clients understand about vendor copyright indemnity?

Indemnity is equivalent to insurance
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Indemnity protects the client even if the vendor becomes insolvent
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Indemnity means the vendor will defend claims but is not equivalent to insurance and may be worthless if the vendor is insolvent
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Indemnity is not necessary if the vendor is large
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