The article discusses how U.S. statutory damages for copyright infringement, which can range up to $150,000 per work without evidence of actual harm, lead to overzealous content takedowns and self-censorship online. This system disproportionately affects content creators who rely on fair use for their work, as the threat of massive penalties discourages artistic experimentation and innovation. Reforming statutory damages could protect both users and platforms while fostering a more creative environment.
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