About this episode
The episode discusses recent legal cases regarding defamation claims related to AI outputs.
John is joined by Robert M. (“Bobby”) Schwartz, partner in Quinn Emanuel’s Los Angeles office and co-chair of the firm’s Media & Entertainment Industry Practice, and Marie M. Hayrapetian, associate in Quinn Emanuel’s Los Angeles office. They discuss recent cases testing whether large language model AI outputs may give rise to defamation claims. In one recent Georgia case, a journalist asked ChatGPT about a lawsuit and received a response stating that a company executive was an embezzler, ...
People in this episode
Host: John
Guests: Robert M. (“Bobby”) Schwartz, Marie M. Hayrapetian
Topics covered
- defamation
- AI
- law
- media
- entertainment
- language models
Keywords
- defamation
- AI
- ChatGPT
- lawsuit
- language model
- legal cases
- media
- entertainment
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Quinn Emanuel
Places: Los Angeles, Georgia
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