A Columbia Journalism Review article examines whether AI-generated outputs can receive speech protections under the First Amendment and what that could mean for journalists using AI. The URL references disputes involving Character.AI and OpenAI, including allegations related to suicide encouragement and mass-shooting cases. Based on the supplied metadata, the article appears to connect constitutional speech doctrine with product-liability and platform-accountability questions. Specific court holdings, quoted experts, procedural details, and the article’s ultimate position require verification from the full text.
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