Books Court Intellectual Property 
Justia Legal Marketing & Technology blog
AUGUST 27, 2024
To avoid pitfalls and disruptions, it’s vital to understand how each type of intellectual property works. This is where the Intellectual Property Law Center compiled by Justia can help. What Does Each Type of Intellectual Property Do? Here are some common questions to which it offers general answers.
Above the Law - Technology
SEPTEMBER 6, 2024
From the this-can't-be-right dept The post Second Circuit Says Libraries Disincentivize Authors To Write Books By Lending Them For Free appeared first on Above the Law.
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Justia Legal Marketing & Technology blog
MAY 4, 2023
Federal statutes do not provide clear answers to these questions, so courts will need to confront them. Already, lawsuits involving AI-generated works have been filed in federal courts from coast to coast. This free database provides public records of lawsuits in federal trial and appellate courts. However, the U.S.
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
APRIL 7, 2023
In this episode, we dive into the fascinating story of Kristina Kashtanova , author of “ Zarya of the Dawn ,” a comic book that she illustrated using AI-generated images. She is also providing assistance to her fellow professor Roger Skalbeck for his “Copyright §101” Comic Book.
Eric Goldman
JULY 23, 2024
We’ve discussed the book’s background and our goals as authors in this essay. What Does the Book Cover? Some hot areas include courts’ treatment of reasonable consumers, online discrimination in ad targeting , and Section 230’s application to scammy online ads.
Berkley Technology Law Journal
JULY 9, 2022
Her recent scholarly work includes “The New Private Law and Intellectual Property,” forthcoming in the Oxford Handbook of the New Private Law (2020); and “Intellectual Property as Property,” in the Research Handbook on the Economics of Intellectual Property Law (2019).
Technically Legal
OCTOBER 26, 2023
Or should courts apply the strict liability used for product defects? All interesting questions and the subject of a book called the Reasonable Robot by this episode’s guest Ryan Abbott. In the book, Abbott argues that laws should be AI neutral and that the acts of artificial intelligence should not be judged differently than humans’.
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