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Clock is Ticking for Responses to UK Government Consultation on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence

By Carlton Daniel, Mike Llewellyn, Paul Jinks and Richard Armitage on Posted in Artificial Intelligence, Copyright, Data Protection, Europe, Intellectual Property, Internet, Judiciary, Technology, UK, Uncategorized, US
The authors wish to thank Sumaiyah Razzaq for her contributions to this post. Ever since the emergence of generative AI, a major concern for all participants has been the extent to which copyright works can and should be used in training AI models. The application of UK copyright law for this purpose is disputed, leading … Continue Reading

Federal Policymakers: Chasing the Runaway AI Train

By David Elkins and Stacy Swanson on Posted in Artificial Intelligence, Copyright, Cybersecurity, Data Protection, FDA, Food and Drug Administration, Intellectual Property, IP Litigation, Metaverse, Piracy, Technology, US
The U.S. is generally viewed as “behind” in its regulation of AI compared to the European Union and Asian countries. Yet ChatGPT’s release triggered a tsunami of U.S. legislation in 2023 from federal and state legislators seeking to address perceived concerns with the emerging and fast evolving technology. State legislatures have introduced nearly 200 AI … Continue Reading
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