Exploring Copyright and Fair Use in the AI Era
MattPerault · x · 2026-07-15
AI policy expert Matt Perault points out that the principle of "Fair use" in copyright law does not conflict with a healthy commercial market.
He recommends an article by Derek Slater, which reviews the history of tech development to argue how reasonable limits on copyright boundaries have actually helped spawn new products, new business models, and new sources of revenue.
Related event: a16z Experts Discuss AI Copyright and Fair Use(2 posts)→
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