The Legal Wake-Up Call of Generative AI
About this episode
This episode discusses the legal challenges posed by generative AI regarding creativity, ownership, and identity.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is forcing legal systems worldwide to confront fundamental questions about creativity, ownership, and identity. Can companies train algorithms on copyrighted works without permission? What happens when technology makes it easy to clone someone’s voice or face? In this episode of Brand & New, host Willard Knox speaks with two attorneys at the forefront of these rapidly evolving issues. Lynn Oberlander is Co-Editor of the Practising Law Institute’s (PLI) compreh...
People in this episode
Host: Willard Knox
Guest: Lynn Oberlander
Topics covered
- artificial intelligence
- legal issues
- copyright
- creativity
- ownership
- identity
Keywords
- artificial intelligence
- legal systems
- copyright
- voice cloning
- face cloning
- creativity
- ownership
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Practising Law Institute
Books & works: Generative AI
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