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Copyright and IP Risk in Generative AI Products: Inputs, Training, Outputs and Contracts
Generative AI products carry intellectual property risk from how models were trained, what users upload, what the model outputs, and how contracts allocate liability. This guide explains each source, practical controls, provider and customer indemnities, provenance and labelling, and how to talk about unsettled law. As of October 2026; not legal advice.
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