Copyright and Related Rights, no text-and-data-mining exception
Law of Georgia on Copyright and Related Rights, adopted 22 June 1999, as amended
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In force since 22 June 1999.
A copyright and text and data mining (TDM) rule binding public and private bodies.
As of 6 September 2026.
What it requires
- This law carries no text-and-data-mining exception; obtain the rightsholder's authorisation or a licence before reproducing copyrighted text or data from a Georgian source for AI training or data mining, unless a general exception such as the quotation exception genuinely fits the use.
What it reaches
Obligation class
TDM
What this law does
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The Law of Georgia on Copyright and Related Rights, as consolidated through its most recent amendments, contains no exception permitting the automated reproduction of copyrighted works for text-and-data-mining, AI training, or computational analysis, and carries no machine-readable rights-reservation or opt-out scheme comparable to the one recognised under the EU's Digital Single Market Directive.
Its general exceptions, including the quotation exception at Article 23, are purpose-limited to scientific, research, polemic, critical, information, or teaching uses by their own terms, rather than to text-and-data-mining or model training as such. Reproducing or copying Georgian-hosted copyrighted content for AI training purposes without the rightsholder's authorisation or a licence therefore carries infringement risk unless a general exception genuinely fits the use.
When LexLint raises it
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