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Regulatory Compliance & Legal Framework Flashcards

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  1. A content marketer uses an AI tool to generate article text and publishes it without human edits. Under current US copyright law, this content:

    Answer: May not be eligible for copyright protection

    The US Copyright Office has ruled that purely AI-generated content without sufficient human authorship may not qualify for copyright protection.

  2. Which of the following best describes 'data minimization' as required by GDPR?

    Answer: Collecting only the personal data necessary for a specified purpose

    GDPR's data minimization principle requires that only personal data adequate and relevant to the specified processing purpose be collected.

  3. When must an influencer disclose a 'material connection' to a brand according to FTC guidelines?

    Answer: When any financial or personal benefit exists, including free products or family relationships

    The FTC requires disclosure of any material connection including cash, free products, discounts, family ties, or employment relationships that might affect the influencer's credibility.

  4. A US-based company sends a promotional email to recipients in Canada. Which law primarily governs this communication?

    Answer: Both CAN-SPAM and CASL apply

    Both CAN-SPAM (as the sender is US-based) and CASL (as recipients are in Canada) may apply, and marketers must comply with the stricter requirements of both.

  5. Which of the following is a key difference between CASL and CAN-SPAM regarding commercial emails?

    Answer: CASL requires express or implied consent before sending; CAN-SPAM allows sending first with opt-out

    CASL requires that senders obtain express or implied consent before sending commercial electronic messages, while CAN-SPAM operates on an opt-out model allowing initial sends.

  6. A brand's content team reposts a user's photo on the company's Instagram account without asking. This could constitute:

    Answer: Copyright infringement since the user owns rights to their photo

    Users own the copyright to photos they create, and reposting without permission can constitute infringement even if the photo was publicly shared.

  7. What is the maximum penalty per violation under the CAN-SPAM Act as of recent enforcement?

    Answer: $51,744 per email

    The FTC can impose civil penalties up to $51,744 per individual email that violates the CAN-SPAM Act.