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ISSUE A

Read 17 U.S. Code 504 - Remedies for infringement: Damages and profits.Available here https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/504. You might need to do some additional research to answer these questions, cite your sources.

1. What does actual damages in section (a) mean, how are actual damages calculated?
2. What does additional profits in section (a) mean, how are additional profits calculated?
3. Can a copyright owner be awarded both actual damages and statutory damages? Where do you find this answer?
4. What must a plaintiff show in order to be awarded $150,000 referenced in section (c)(2)?
5. What does "court shall remit statutory damages" mean as used in section (c)(2)?

ISSUE B

Artificial Intelligence generated art. ReadArtists sue AI art generators over copyright infringement(https://www.polygon.com/23558946/ai-art-lawsuit-stability-stable-diffusion-deviantart-midjourney)andGetty Images Statement (https://newsroom.gettyimages.com/en/getty-images/getty-images-statement) Read the lawyers' take on this atgithubcopilotlitigation.comandstablediffusionlitigation.com. Answering these questions might require you to follow some links and read some documents.

1. What is GitHub Copilot?
2. Who are the plaintiffs in the Github Copilot litigation?
3. Besides GitHub, who else are defendants in this case?
4. Describe the infringement at issue in the GitHub case.
5. What is Stable Diffusion?
6. Who are the plaintiffs in the Stable Diffusion litigation?
7. Who are the defendants in the Stable Diffusion litigation?
8. Is Stable Diffusion a defendant? Why do you think this is? (What does this week's reading tell you about this defendant?)
9. Describe the infringement at issue in the Stable Diffusion case.
10. Why do we have copyright laws? (https://www.lib.umn.edu/services/copyright/basics#theory)
11. Consider what you know about why we protect copyrights, and why we allowfair useandtransformative use (https://www.lib.umn.edu/services/copyright/use#understanding) Use the rest of your word count to discuss how you think these lawsuits will end up. You may find it helpful to compare and contrast the two cases. You may also disagree with the way you think they will end up, so you can offer your opinion.This reading(https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=aebf2d90-fab5-45d3-bfa5-9a9b0401c811) provides some analysis that might help. (If that link does not work, the article is included with this week's materials.) This question is ultimately about whether training AI on information found on the internet (and anywhere else) is fair use.