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Artists versus Artificial Intelligence: The Modern-day Battle Over Intellectual Property Rights 

The North Carolina Journey of Law and Technology

Essentially, these programs utilize machine-learning algorithms that learn to complete tasks based on the training data they are provided. generators like the ones employed by Stability AI, DevianArt, and Midjourney are “computer programs that create images based on their algorithms.”

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Baker Botts Formalizes 60-Plus-Lawyer Artificial Intelligence Practice Team

Legal Tech Blog

The group includes lawyers in nine offices and is co-led by partners Dino Barajas (Project Finance, San Francisco); Rich Harper (Litigation, New York); Maggie Welsh (Intellectual Property, New York); and Travis Wofford (Corporate, Houston).

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Good AI Vendor Risk Management Is Hard, But Doable

Debevoise Data Blog

This Debevoise Data Blog post surveys key challenges associated with AI vendor risk management and provides tips for designing an effective AI vendor risk management program. Will the program apply only to circumstances involving generative AI, or will it cover a broader range of machine-learning technologies?

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The Law Library of Babel: Exploring the Infinite Dimensions of Law and Technology

Colin S. Levy

The platform itself was a marvel, a testament to the incredible power of artificial intelligence and machine learning to transform the way we approach the law.

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?Compiling Liability: The Copyright Dimensions of Algorithmic Social Media Timelines and Section 230 Implications

The North Carolina Journey of Law and Technology

Generative AI certainly challenges our traditional notions of intellectual property rights, especially within copyright law. Novel AI tools such as Midjourney and Chat GPT raise new questions about whether works created with artificially intelligent machines can be copyrighted. While the U.S.

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Managing Cybersecurity Risks Arising from AI – New Guidance from the NYDFS

Debevoise Data Blog

In doing so, as the NYDFS notes in the Guidance, it is important to remember that there are many other risks associated with AI adoption, such as loss of intellectual property, privacy, bias, transparency, explainability, quality control, loss of skills, conflicts, antitrust, and overselling.

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Johannes Scholtes: AI Is Finally Here. Now the Hard Work Begins for the Legal Industry (TGIR Ep. 191)

3 Geeks and a Law Blog

For more insights from Jan Scholtes, visit his blog, Legal Tech Bridge. And let alone that there’s a lot of risk in this these datasets, others HR risks, there’s intellectual property risks. So you’re probably familiar with that yourself when you’re using this machine learning.