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Contain or embrace: what AI strategy is best for European creativity?
It is a busy time for the European Commission and all stakeholders interested in artificial intelligence, as both the AI Act implementation and upcoming review of the CDSM directive are generating a flurry of consultations, reviews, and stakeholder surveys. And so another consultation has landed recently on our desks, this time targeting an upcoming EC […]
Misunderstanding the Machine: Munich’s War on Generative AI
When the Munich Regional Court ruled against OpenAI in November 2025, finding that ChatGPT’s internal “memorisation” of German song lyrics constituted copyright infringement (our comment available HERE), we thought it spelled trouble for the already struggling European tech sector. But the court’s recent follow-up decision from July 2026, holding American AI music generator Suno Inc. […]
Obligations under the AI Act
The AI Chamber Guide to the EU AI Act serves as a practical compliance framework, helping businesses navigate new European Union regulations, mitigate legal risks, and ensure their AI tools remain fully market-compliant. Inside this guide, you will find actionable insights: Does the Act apply to you at all? Not every software product is an […]
Fair Use in the Age of AI: Why the Bartz Settlement Isn’t What You Think It Is.
An important AI copyright case, Bartz vs Anthropic, drew to a close yesterday, as US District Judge Martínez-Olguín approved the final settlement between the defendant company, and the class of plaintiffs, comprising authors and publishers. Under the settlement agreement Anthropic will pay out 1.5 billion dollars in compensation for having used approximately 500,000 pirated books […]