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Why, as a freelancer, you shouldn’t let AI write your terms and conditions | Radar

Translated title. Original: Dit is waarom je als zzp'er je algemene voorwaarden beter niet door AI kunt laten schrijven | Radar

A lawyer warns that AI-written terms and conditions for freelancers may contain invalid clauses, omit important protections, or fail to define intellectual property rights. Freelancers who cannot spot these flaws may face costly disputes or lose control of their work.

Apple vs OpenAI: the trade secrets lawsuit is set for July 19, 2027 - iPhoneAddict.fr

Translated title. Original: Apple contre OpenAI : le procès sur les secrets industriels est fixé au 19 juillet 2027 - iPhoneAddict.fr

Apple's lawsuit against OpenAI, io Products, and two ex-employees proceeds toward a July 19, 2027 trial in California, with accelerated discovery and broader document access; talks of a possible settlement may occur, but no current agreement is indicated.

Proposals for copyright laws could challenge Australia’s constitution and lead to large-scale lawsuits - Tyrone's info

Translated title. Original: Förslag till upphovsrättslagar kan utmana Australiens konstitution och leda till storskaliga rättstvister - Tyrone's info

Australia faces constitutional risk from proposed copyright scraping laws; experts warn such changes could trigger massive litigation and global damages, while the Australian government says it is aware of the issue.

MEPs plan cloud law: Europe to become less dependent on US providers | Euronews

Translated title. Original: EU-Abgeordnete planen Cloud-Gesetz: Europa soll weniger von US-Anbietern abhängen | Euronews

The text is an Associated Press caption for a photograph of data centers in Frankfurt, Germany, dated August 26, 2026.

Pluralistic: I told you so (13 Nov 2026) – Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow

Cory Doctorow argues that copyright was designed for industrial media businesses, but digital technology brought ordinary computer use within its reach. Because fair use requires detailed, fact-specific review, applying it to countless daily actions makes copyright impossible to administer fairly.

Experts warn AI copyright changes could breach Australian constitution and spark huge compensation rights case | Australian law | The Guardian

Australia faces a debate over copyright reform to allow AI training on copyrighted material, risking constitutional challenges and large compensation claims; experts caution that acquiring rights without proper terms could trigger section 51 and invites global liability, while policymakers promise protections and fair pay for creators.

Music rights organization warns of pressure on Australia – artists' works already used in technology development - Tyrone's info

Translated title. Original: Musikrättighetsorganisation varnar för påtryckningar mot Australien – artisters verk redan använda i teknikutveckling - Tyrone's info

ICMP warns Australia against weakening copyright laws to aid AI music development, citing use of Australian artists’ works without compensation and urging protection of creators' rights amid global regulatory pressures.

In Australia, copyright relaxation jeopardizes the constitutional protection of creators.

Translated title. Original: Ausztráliában a szerzői jogi lazítás kockáztatja az alkotók alkotmányos védelmét

The article reports on proposed Australian copyright changes that would let AI companies automatically map and mine licensed works, prompting constitutional concerns and debate over compensation. It cites expert warnings, industry executives advocating for licensing continuity, and a government review with a pledge to protect creators.

Coders’ Rights Project Reverse Engineering FAQ | Electronic Frontier Foundation

A non-technical guide outlining US legal risks in reverse engineering, stressing the need for legal consultation, and detailing key doctrines (copyright, trade secrets, DMCA, contract, privacy) and risky practices (NDAs, EULAs, IP copying, anti-tamper measures, network inspection).

Learning under privileged information: a survey | Artificial Intelligence Review | Springer Nature Link

This document states the Creative Commons attribution-noncommercial-nonderivatives 4.0 license terms for the article, outlining allowed uses, attribution requirements, non-derivative rule, and permission steps for non-covered material.