Establishes an administrative subpoena process to help copyright owners identify their works used in training artificial intelligence models.
Defines key terms related to artificial intelligence, including “artificial intelligence,” “artificial intelligence model,” “generative artificial intelligence model,” and “model developer or deployer.”
Allows copyright owners or their authorized representatives to request a subpoena from a U.S. district court to obtain copies or records of copyrighted works used in AI model training.
Requires a sworn declaration affirming a good faith belief that copyrighted works were used in the training of the AI model.
Specifies that the subpoena must be issued expeditiously if the request is in proper form and the declaration is properly executed.
Mandates that model developers or deployers must disclose requested records promptly upon receiving a subpoena.
Establishes that the procedures for issuing and enforcing subpoenas will follow the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
Introduces a rebuttable presumption of copyright infringement if a model developer or deployer fails to comply with the subpoena.
The provisions take effect upon enactment of the legislation.
