Innovation Insights Presents Part III of Our Fall 2023 Generative AI Series: The Evolving AI Legal and Policy Landscape
Webinar | 12.12.23, 1:00 PM EST - 2:00 PM EST | CLE Offered
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The November 2022 release of ChatGPT, a chatbot powered by OpenAI’s GPT large language model, propelled generative AI into the public consciousness, with many other tech companies quickly jumping on board to develop their own generative AI-driven tools and services.
The rapid advancements and evolving applications of generative AI have raised profound and novel legal and policy questions. Evolving and unsettled questions abound regarding how the technology’s use of training data implicates intellectual property and privacy rights, how the law applies to the outputs of those models, and what shape government regulation of this technology and those who use it should take. To make matters more complicated, countries, states, and courts aren’t always aligned on the proposed answers to these questions. The legal and policy landscape surrounding generative AI is changing nearly as quickly as the technology itself.
With the launch of our Evolving AI Legal and Policy Landscape tracker, we formed a team of attorneys tasked with monitoring and reporting on the most notable developments around generative AI. Join members of that team for a roundtable discussion regarding worldwide legal and policy developments over the past year and what you need to know going into 2024.
We’ll cover:
- Challenges and Legal Questions Related To Generative AI’s Use
- Key Worldwide 2023 Legal and Policy Developments Regarding Generative AI
- What’s Next: Notable Proposed Legislation and Regulations
- Best Practices: Compliance and Awareness Going Forward
Questions - For questions, please contact Alma Asay.
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