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AI Art and U.S. Copyright Decisions: What the U.S. Can Do Differently Than China and the E.U. To Efficiently Promote Balance Between AI Innovation and Copyright Regulation
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| Published in: | Loyola University Chicago International Law Review |
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2025
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