Resolve, Directing The Maine Arts Commission To Study Federal And National Efforts To Protect Artists From Copyright Infringement By Artificial Intelligence Companies And Users And To Monitor Educational Use
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Summary
The resolution directs the Maine Arts Commission, working with the Attorney General, to examine federal and national actions that protect artists from copyright infringement by artificial‑intelligence companies and users, and to look at how copyrighted works are used in education. The commission must consider input from cultural agencies, existing laws, and relevant court cases, and deliver a report with possible legislative ideas to the Joint Standing Committee on Education and Cultural Affairs by Dec. 3, 2025. The study could shape future Maine policies on AI and copyright.
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