Not sure what to get the tech oligarch who has (literally) everything this holiday? Why not his very own Presidential Executive Order titled Ensuring a National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence? It’s the latest thing in political theater coming out of the Trump White House—a plan so detrimental in principle to the American public that almost no Members of Congress ...
Unregulated artificial intelligence is a new pandemic. Parents know it. Consumers know it. Educators know it. State lawmakers know it. And Members of Congress know it. Blame who you will for COVID-19 or the price of eggs, but there is no question that the harms of AI, like surveillance pricing for those eggs, are being cooked up in the labs ...
Over the weekend, I had the privilege of participating in the 11th annual Mosaic Conference, organized by the Institute for Intellectual Property and Social Justice (IIPSJ) and hosted by Suffolk University Law School IP Center. Founded by Professor Lateef Mtima at Howard University, IPSJ’s mission is to “…examine intellectual property law and policy—as well as the IP regime in total—to ...
A paper by Eleonara Rosati titled The future of the movie industry in the wake of generative AI: A perspective under EU and UK copyright law states the following: …some have stressed the opportunities presented by the implementation of AI, including by advancing claims, like those made by AI video studio The Dor Brothers that at AI tools ‘are actually ...
Many arguments advocating the view that AI training does not conflict with copyright rights share a common fallacy, namely that AI outputs represent “competitive” works that copyright law was intended to promote. This error appears in Judge Alsup’s opinion in Bartz et al. v. Anthropic AI, in a report published by AI Progress, and in an amicus brief filed by ...
