The news – and IP newsletters – have been brimming with updates about AI over the past few years. In this all-lightning-round webinar, we’ll provide insights and updates on what is and isn’t established about the effect of AI on four types of IP. We’ll address questions including:
Trademark – Does it matter if an AI designed our logo? Does anyone own rights in the trademark at the top of that AI-slop website?
Patent/Trade Secret – What does it mean when our invention invents something? Can using an AI be public disclosure?
Copyright – Does training AIs infringe copyright in the inputs? Who owns the outputs, and what if they infringe?
Right of Publicity – That isn’t me in that video… is it? How can I protect my face and my voice when it’s become so easy to mimic them?
CLE credit for this course is available in New York and California. This program is offering 1.0 Areas of Professional Practice CLE credit in NY, and 1.0 General CLE credit in CA. The program is appropriate for both newly admitted attorneys and experienced attorneys. Please contact us for details.
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