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Discovering Melodies or Discovering Lawsuits? Why the Discovery Rule Is Increasingly Inapplicable to Copyright Infringement as the War Over Generative AI Wages On
This comment examines whether the judicially created discovery rule should continue to govern claim accrual in copyright infringement actions as generative artificial intelligence increasingly transforms creative industries. The author argues that the discovery rule, which delays accrual until a pla
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