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  1. A studio uses AI-generated 3D assets trained on copyrighted models. The current US copyright office position is that AI-generated works:

    Answer: Lack copyright protection without sufficient human authorship

    The US Copyright Office has stated that purely AI-generated content without meaningful human creative authorship is not copyrightable.

  2. Under ITAR, which category would likely cover a 3D model of a missile guidance component?

    Answer: USML Category IV (launch vehicles and missiles)

    The US Munitions List (USML) Category IV covers rockets, missiles, and their technical data including design files.

  3. A 3D scanning company captures detailed geometry of a private individual's home without permission. This may violate:

    Answer: State trespass and privacy laws

    Scanning private property without consent can constitute trespass and violate state privacy laws protecting individuals from unauthorized documentation of their property.

  4. ISO 27001 is relevant to a 3D modeling firm primarily because it governs:

    Answer: Information security management systems

    ISO 27001 sets requirements for establishing an information security management system (ISMS) to protect sensitive data, including confidential client CAD files.

  5. A 3D modeling service operating as a federal contractor must comply with CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification) primarily to protect:

    Answer: Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) in defense contracts

    CMMC requires defense contractors to protect Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), which includes technical design files and 3D models in defense programs.

  6. When preparing 3D models for additive manufacturing of food-contact packaging, compliance with which FDA regulation is required?

    Answer: 21 CFR Part 177 (indirect food additives — polymers)

    21 CFR Part 177 governs polymers used as indirect food additives, establishing which materials are FDA-compliant for food-contact applications.

  7. A trademark owner discovers a competitor is selling 3D-printed replicas of its trademarked product shape (trade dress). The strongest claim is:

    Answer: Trade dress infringement under the Lanham Act

    Distinctive product shapes protected as trade dress can be enforced under Section 43(a) of the Lanham Act against confusingly similar copies.