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AI and Copyright – Who Is Responsible When Things Go Wrong?

8 October 2026

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Rubriken Three AI mistakes businesses are making - according to Groth & Co samt en bild på Karin Crafoord

When AI-generated content infringes someone else’s copyright, who is liable – the brand, the agency or the AI provider? The answer could be all three.

In LINK, the Swedish Chamber of Commerce for the UK’s members’ magazine, Karin Crafoord, Head of Legal at Groth & Co, discusses AI, intellectual property rights and business risks.

Drawing on a high-profile Swedish advertising case, she explains why using AI does not remove legal responsibility – and why contracts alone may not be enough.

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