The Surprising Truth About “No AI Scraping” Notices: Are They Really Shielding Your Creative Work?
The district courts are free to split on their decisions (i.e., opposing views on what constitutes Fair Use). In the United States, there are 94 federal judicial districts, including all 50 states, various territories and the District of Columbia. When these district courts disagree, it creates an appellate issue to be resolved by that state’s circuit court of appeals. There are 13 such courts in the U.S. When a split occurs among the circuits, the Supreme Court may step in and resolve the split among the circuits.
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