Japan’s “Principle Code” for Generative AI (Part 2): What the Public Consultations Reveal
Japan’s draft “Principle Code” on intellectual property protection and transparency for generative AI (see our earlier post for a summary of the code) has attracted significant attention, with more than 2,000 consultation responses received from businesses, industry groups and rights holders. The responses suggest that transparency will play a central role in Japan’s approach to [...] The post Japan’s “Principle Code” for Generative AI (Part 2): What the Public Consultations Reveal appeared firs
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Published: 29 July 2026
Source: Baker McKenzie Connect On Tech
Category: Policy
Topics: Copyright & IP · Transparency
Retrieved: 30 July 2026
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