Tag: AI

Right of Publicity

Identity Crisis: Deepfakes and the Battle for Image and Likeness

The impact of Artificial Intelligence on Intellectual Property law has been an ongoing debate, especially how it impacts inventorship or authorship. But with increasing numbers of deepfakes going around the internet, AI might impact another important area of IP law—the right of publicity. A better understanding of deepfakes and the dangers of deepfakes will educate how much the right of publicity could protect individuals whose name and likeness is appropriated by deepfakes.

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Elizabeth Schrieber
Copyrights

CHAT GPT – Should we have a chat about IP’s role?

What is ChatGPT and how does it work?

ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence (AI) computer program developed by the San Francisco based company,OpenAI. ChatGPT works by taking a natural language input, which is an input of human language as it is spoken and written, from a user and then producing a natural language output. Essentially, ChatGPT works like a search engine (Google, Bing, Yahoo!, etc.). However, instead of returning a list of websites, ChatGPT returns exactly what you ask it to in a conversational format. As a result, ChatGPT enables a user to receive direct responses to their questions. ChatGPT has received substantial media coverage for its easy-to-use interface and extensive capabilities. By simply asking ChatGPT to do so, a user can receive a literary work such as an essay, or an article created by the program. Continue reading “CHAT GPT – Should we have a chat about IP’s role?”

Manuel Franco Pech
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What’s Mine is Yours?

What’s Mine is Yours?

When I was younger, my dad told me that he worked on “artificial intelligence” after graduating college. I thought this was the coolest job ever. What if my dad was part of the team that made a self-aware AI like in the movies? He told me that AI didn’t really work that way. In fact, he worked on a smaller piece of AI technology dealing with sorting data based on algorithms. I didn’t really understand what he meant at the time, but it still seemed pretty neat. Continue reading “What’s Mine is Yours?”

Connor Druhan