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Pamela Samuelson

Richard M Sherman Distinguished Professor of Law and Information

University of California, Berkeley

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School of Law

Pamela Samuelson is currently serving as a School Of Law Richard M Sherman Distinguished Professor of Law and Information at University of California, Berkeley.

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University of California, Berkeley

Richard M Sherman Distinguished Professor of Law and Information

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Assessing the Feasibility of Collective Licensing of In-Copyright Works as Training Data for Generative AI Systems. SSRN Electronic Journal (2026)

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Overturning a $1 Billion Copyright Award Against a Broadband Provider. Communications of the ACM (2026)

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Should Broadband Providers Be Liable for Subscribers’ Infringements?. Communications of the ACM (2026)

antitrust enforcementlaw and economicsinformation policycompetition (economics)competition law

AI Authorship Revisited. Communications of the ACM (2025)

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A Riff on the Supreme Court's Copyright Cases Compared to Its Patent Cases. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

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California’s AI Act Vetoed. Communications of the ACM (2025)

technology lawadministrative lawpublic policyintelligent computinglawmachine intelligencepublic law

Does Using In-Copyright Works as Training Data Infringe?. Communications of the ACM (2025)

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Justifications for Fair Uses. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

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Machine Unlearning Doesn't Do What You Think: Lessons for Generative AI Policy and Research. (2025)

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Pamela Samuelson

Richard M Sherman Distinguished Professor of Law and Information

University of California, Berkeley

Affiliations

School of Law

Pamela Samuelson is currently serving as a School Of Law Richard M Sherman Distinguished Professor of Law and Information at University of California, Berkeley.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Pamela Samuelson

University of California, Berkeley

Richard M Sherman Distinguished Professor of Law and Information

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Assessing the Feasibility of Collective Licensing of In-Copyright Works as Training Data for Generative AI Systems. SSRN Electronic Journal (2026)

technology lawtortslawprivate lawcommercial lawpublic lawphilosophy

Overturning a $1 Billion Copyright Award Against a Broadband Provider. Communications of the ACM (2026)

technology lawantitrust enforcementinformation policyintellectual propertypatent informationcommercial lawcompetition law

Should Broadband Providers Be Liable for Subscribers’ Infringements?. Communications of the ACM (2026)

antitrust enforcementlaw and economicsinformation policycompetition (economics)competition law

AI Authorship Revisited. Communications of the ACM (2025)

intelligent computingmachine intelligenceintelligent systemsdata scienceartificial intelligenceartificial societycognitive science

A Riff on the Supreme Court's Copyright Cases Compared to Its Patent Cases. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

California’s AI Act Vetoed. Communications of the ACM (2025)

technology lawadministrative lawpublic policyintelligent computinglawmachine intelligencepublic law

Does Using In-Copyright Works as Training Data Infringe?. Communications of the ACM (2025)

technology lawresearch ethicstechnologyintellectual propertyeducationlearning analyticsinformation science

Justifications for Fair Uses. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

technology lawethical theorylaw and economicspublic policylawfairnessethics

Machine Unlearning Doesn't Do What You Think: Lessons for Generative AI Policy and Research. (2025)

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