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The EU AI Act introduces an operator model that assigns legal responsibility based on how a system is used, not how it is described. These articles map the definitions, the classification thresholds, and the compliance gaps that catch deployers before they reach providers.
Beyond the Source Code
Chardet: clean rooms, copyleft and the AI rewrite problem
Chardet 7.0.0 was rewritten by AI and released without copyleft. Across the US, EU and UK, the rewrite likely escapes the LGPL: and that may be the real problem
17 min · EU · UK · USIs the model the infringement? Memorisation, reproduction and the weights of AI models under European Union law
Two Munich courts have ruled that AI model weights can reproduce memorised works. A causal reading of EU copyright law, tested against the US and UK positions.
Chardet: clean rooms, copyleft and the AI rewrite problem
Chardet 7.0.0 was rewritten by AI and released without copyleft. Across the US, EU and UK, the rewrite likely escapes the LGPL: and that may be the real problem
When does software become “AI”? The EU definition that catches businesses off guard
When does software qualify as AI under the EU AI Act? Four legal criteria that determine regulatory scope, with everyday business examples.
The EU AI Act’s operator model: what every company needs to know before deploying AI
The EU AI Act operator model: when companies become providers of AI systems, and what compliance obligations that triggers under Regulation 2024/1689.
Can copyright survive AI? The legal storm that’s changing everything
How generative AI is challenging copyright law globally. Key rulings in the US, China, UK, and EU on training data, authorship, and ownership.
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