“Generally, the guilty party must pay for past harm and refrain from future harm,” in copyright cases said Colleen Chien, co-director of the Berkeley Center for Law and Technology at Berkeley Law School, in an email. “In the algorithmic context, we have started to see some creative forms of ‘disgorgement remedies’ including destruction of the model or algorithm, retraining it without the infringing material, or some combination of both,” she said.