Because the hype is real. Generative AI will disrupt virtually every industry throughout the world. The record growth of ChatGPT, with over 100 million users in less than 60 days, is just the beginning. What does this mean to lawyers who advise companies internally or clients externally? What are the potential risks? Within the first six months of its introduction there were only four cases to monitor. The issues then focused primarily on the copyright liability facing the creators of AI products. Now there are over a dozen cases addressing the legality of Generative AI—with the issues exploring various copyright theories as well as trademark infringement, trade secret misappropriation, libel, breach of contract, NIL (name, likeness, and image), and biometrics. And the list of issues will only grow.
Join us for an exciting hour-long presentation as we explore the theories these cases present, potential conclusions that can be drawn from them, and how they might affect plans to use Generative AI in the future.
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