Last week, the English High Court handed down its landmark decision in Getty Images v Stability AI. This judgment sought to grapple with some of the growing tensions between established intellectual property laws in the UK and the rapid evolution of generative AI technologies.
It drew close attention from the creative industry, AI developers and regulators, as it was expected to shape future approaches to AI governance across the creative and technology sectors. However, although the decision may appear to have provided some clarity on the interplay between AI and IP infringement, in reality there remains significant uncertainty.
