Tag: AI

The Training Wheels are Off: The Copyright Implications of Training Generative AI

By Marc J. Rachman of Davis+Gilbert LLP, Sarah Benowich of Davis+Gilbert and Eva M. Jiménez of Davis+Gilbert on Posted in Case Studies, Copyright, Famous Marks, Online Content, Protection & Enforcement, United States
With the introduction of several readily available applications, artificial intelligence (AI) has leaped into the mainstream and brought with it a host of legal questions.  Following the release in November of the now popular generative AI platform ChatGPT by OpenAI, companies including Microsoft and Google are rushing to release their own generative AI services or … Continue Reading

A PORTRAIT OF AN ARTIST AS A YOUNG…CODE(R)?: Why Understanding Artificial Intelligence & Real Creativity Shouldn’t Make The Artist A Dunsel

By James P. Flynn of Epstein Becker Green on Posted in Case Studies, Copyright, United States
Art, said Stephen, is the human disposition of sensible or intelligible matter for an esthetic end.” ― James Joyce, A PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST AS A YOUNG MAN, Chapter V   [T]he application…identified the author of the Work as the ‘Creativity Machine,’ and noted it was ‘Created autonomously by machine.’ —Complaint, paragraph 17 in Thaler … Continue Reading
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