A court in Wuhan, China, has for the first time included the cost of using AI tools and related licensing fees in the calculation of damages in a copyright infringement case, according to Techub News. The ruling also took into account the cost of using an AI model to generate the infringed content. The report said the decision forms part of China’s broader push to protect copyright in AI-generated works. It may also serve as a reference point for similar cases going forward. The original report cited The Decoder.
A court in Wuhan, China, has for the first time included AI tool usage costs and licensing fees in the calculation of damages in a copyright infringement case, according to Techub News.
In calculating compensation, the court also considered the cost of using an AI model to generate the infringed content. The report said the ruling is part of China’s push to protect copyright in AI-generated works and could serve as a reference for similar cases in the future.
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