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AI’s Creative Leap: Navigating Intellectual Property Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Pieter Gunst3 years ago03 mins

As advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) technology continue to emerge, the conversation around the replication or replacement of human creativity by AI algorithms is becoming increasingly prevalent. This rapid evolution in artificial intelligence applications invites scrutiny surrounding intellectual property laws, specifically when AI’s computing power becomes capable of supplementing or even replacing human creativity. Several…

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AI in Creative Industries: Unraveling the Complexities of Copyright Law

Pieter Gunst3 years ago02 mins

In a recent episode of the podcast The Briefing, legal experts Scott Hervey and Jamie Lincenberg explore a pressing issue at the intersection of law and technology – the ongoing conundrum of AI copyright. The discussion is sparked by a recent article in The Hollywood Reporter that delves into how movie and TV studios could…

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AI Lawsuits Emerge: Kyland Young v. NeoCortext Inc. Tests Intellectual Property Rights in Digital Era

Pieter Gunst3 years ago03 mins

In recent legal news, a former reality TV star raised attention in October 2023, as he began his legal fight to protect his likeness against a technology giant investing heavily in artificial intelligence (AI). The case that has become known as Kyland Young v. NeoCortext, Inc. appears to set a distinctive marker, echoing a series…

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Navigating Copyright Challenges in AI-Generated Works: Key Considerations for Businesses

Pieter Gunst3 years ago03 mins

The rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence (AI) recently saw two significant U.S. court rulings addressing the copyrightability of AI-generated works. The decisions in question are: Thaler v. Perlmutter, decided on August 18, 2023, by the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, and the subsequent case of Allen et al. In Thaler…

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Pharmaceutical Patent Dispute: Bristol-Myers Squibb and Xspray Pharma Locked in Sprycel/Dasynoc Legal Battle

Pieter Gunst3 years ago02 mins

In a recent development in the realm of patent law, Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. and Xspray Pharma AB are involved in a legal battle concerning the technology behind Sprycel®/Dasynoc® (dasatinib). The case, identified as Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. v. Xspray Pharma AB, No. CV 22-964 (RMB/MJS), 2023 WL 3354261 (D.N.J. Apr. 25, 2023) (Bumb, J.), pertains to…

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Navigating Copyright Complexities in the Age of AI-Generated Content

Pieter Gunst3 years ago03 mins

The topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has increasingly surged to prominence, particularly in light of technological developments relating to generative AI systems. Alongside its prominence in commercial realization, the rise of AI-generation has ignited a new wave of concerns surrounding the legalities – specifically focusing on whether AI-generated works can fall under the protection of…

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AI Training and Authorship: Navigating the Complex World of Copyright Issues

Pieter Gunst3 years ago03 mins

When an author publishes a book, they often relinquish certain controls over how their work is perceived or utilized by readers worldwide. In today’s context, that includes AI technology. Many authors have expressed upset upon discovering their works have been used to train various AI systems, leading to contentious fights and in some cases, lawsuits….

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Navigating Copyright Laws in the Age of AI-Generated Content

Pieter Gunst3 years ago03 mins

The question of whether one can own copyrights in content created or partially created by Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems is a complex issue. With AI’s unprecedented capabilities to generate, manipulate, and create original content, the interplay between AI and copyright law is increasingly a topic of legal discourse. This convergence presents both challenges and opportunities…

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Exploring Retrospective Relief in Copyright Law: Supreme Court Analyzes Discovery Rule Limitations

Pieter Gunst3 years ago03 mins

The Supreme Court of the United States has agreed to analyze whether a copyright plaintiff’s timely claim under the discovery rule is subject to retrospective relief for infringement that took place more than three years before the suit was filed. This decision came in response to the case of Warner Chappell Music, et al. v….

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Generative AI’s Impact on Creative Industries: Copyright Challenges and Calls for FTC Intervention

Pieter Gunst3 years ago02 mins

As generative artificial intelligence (AI) continues to make strides, it has begun to cast a long shadow on the creative industry, posing significant challenges to copyright law and the livelihoods of artists. Commonly referred to as ‘insatiable monsters’, these advanced technologies are capable of consuming artists’ works and producing competitive compositions, effectively creating an existential…

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Anti-Piracy Firm Red Points Faces Defamation Lawsuit Over DMCA Takedown Notice

Pieter Gunst3 years ago03 mins

In a recent development that has caught the attention of legal professionals worldwide, anti-piracy protection company Red Points is facing a defamation lawsuit over a DMCA takedown notice. According to a New York Federal court, a judge denied Red Points’ motion to dismiss as reported on JD Supra. Red Points had submitted a takedown notice…

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Navigating the Evolving Landscape: Recent Developments in Copyright and Trademark Law

Pieter Gunst3 years ago03 mins

On November 2nd from 9:00 am – 10:00 am PDT, Fitch Even is set to host a free webinar titled “The Latest Changes in Copyrights & Trademarks”. This online session will provide an update on legislative changes occurring in the world of copyright and trademark law, keeping legal professionals at the cutting edge of their…

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Examining the Impact of Definite and Indefinite Articles in Patent Law: Apple Inc. v. Corephotonics, Ltd.

Pieter Gunst3 years ago03 mins

In an industry littered with a jarring number of technicalities, the world of patent law demonstrated again just how indispensable minutiae can be. The recent case of Apple Inc. v. Corephotonics, Ltd. proved decisive in examining the disparities between the use of definite and indefinite articles (“the” versus “a” or “an”) in patent claims. Patent…

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Entertainment Law Update: Actors’ Strike Continues, AI’s Impact on Creativity, and Collegiate NIL Contracts

Pieter Gunst3 years ago03 mins

In Episode 161 of the Entertainment Law Update podcast, film and tv lawyer Gordon Firemark and music/trademark lawyer Tamera H. Bennett discussed a wide range of topics. These included a number of significant legal cases as well as new developments in the music industry, recent legislation and the latest news from the writers’ union. One…

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AI-Generated Works Require Human Authorship for Copyright Protection: Impact on Artists and Businesses

Pieter Gunst3 years ago03 mins

The question of whether it’s possible to copyright works that include AI-generated material has captured the attention of legal professionals in corporate and law firm settings. In a noteworthy ruling in August 2023, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia provided some clarity on the issue in the landmark case Thaler v. Register…

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AI and Copyright Law: Recent Decisions Reaffirm Human Authorship Requirement

Pieter Gunst3 years ago03 mins

As technology continues to advance, artificial intelligence (AI) and, in particular, generative AI, is driving copyright law into uncharted territories. While the realm of US copyright law continues to adapt and grow around AI, one key principle has been established: the core requirement of copyright remains human authorship. In this light, it’s clear that AI…

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US Copyright Office Launches AI Initiative: Addressing Copyright Issues and Legal Ambiguities in Artificial Intelligence

Pieter Gunst3 years ago03 mins

As the rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI) continues, it raises numerous copyright issues. The US Copyright Office (USCO) has thus undertaken a new Artificial Intelligence Initiative (“AI Initiative”), as reported by JDSupra. This guide seeks to provide a comprehensive collection of materials and a high-level overview of this significant move. The AI Initiative was…

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Supreme Court Takes Up Nealy v. Warner Chappell: Revisiting Infringement Compensation and Resolving Circuit Splits

Pieter Gunst3 years ago04 mins

These are bustling times for copyright law in the Supreme Court corridors with cases such as ‘Unicolors v. Hennes & Mauritz’ in 2021 and ‘Andy Warhol Foundation v. Goldsmith’ last year. The recent inclusion of ‘Nealy v. Warner Chappell Music‘ in the Supreme Court docket, a case that explores the degree to which a copyright…

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Impending Government Shutdown: Potential Impact on Intellectual Property and Court Operations

Pieter Gunst3 years ago03 mins

As we approach a potential impasse in Congress regarding the budget, it’s crucial to consider the potential impacts of a government shutdown on some of the key legal operations, particularly those pertaining to patents, trademarks, copyrights, and court functions. The following is a brief analysis on what may stay operational and what may cease to…

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AI Copyright Battle: Prominent Authors Sue OpenAI Over Content Usage

Pieter Gunst3 years ago03 mins

In an evolving story that continues to stir discussions across the legal field, a diverse group of popular authors, including George R.R. Martin, Paul Tremblay and John Grisham, are taking the tech giant OpenAI to court over claims of unauthorized use of their content for the training of language learning models. This recent development marks…

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Navigating Creative Boundaries: Copyright Protection Denied for Common Hip-Hop Themes in Legal Dispute

Pieter Gunst3 years ago02 mins

In an intriguing legal dispute covered in this recent podcast episode by Weintraub Tobin, a copyright infringement claim was rejected by an Illinois Judge. The claim was brought forth by rapper Gutta, who asserted that a song released by a fellow hip-hop artist, Future, infringed on his rights. Legal practitioners and copyright experts participating in…

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Navigating the Legal Landscape Amid Rapid AI Advancements and Adoption

Pieter Gunst3 years ago03 mins

The growing demand for skilled AI professionals has surged the cost of legal technology, as evident from the challenges legal tech companies face in allocating high-paying roles for AI talent which do not directly translate into profit-making, as discussed in Legaltech News. Another intriguing development in the sector is driven by the apprehension about integrating…

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AI and Copyright Law: US Copyright Office Seeks Public Input on Artificial Intelligence’s Impact

Pieter Gunst3 years ago03 mins

In the light of rapidly growing interest and developments concerning generative AI-powered applications, the US Copyright Office has issued a notice of inquiry and request for comments to delve into the potential impact of this innovative technology on the basic principles of copyright law. This notable call for comments touches upon some hotly debated issues…

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Religious-Themed Lego Sets Win Copyright Protection in Groundbreaking Court Ruling

Pieter Gunst3 years ago04 mins

In a significant decision that is causing waves in both the creative and legal fields, a US court recently ruled that a Lego creation, inspired by religious texts, can indeed be eligible for copyright protection. The case in question was JBrick, LLC vs Chazak Kinder, Inc. et al, 1-21-cv-02883 (EDNY Sep. 21, 2023) (Hector Gonzalez),…

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Legal Roundup: Clubbing Law Students, Harvard Defamation, and AI Copyright Battles

Pieter Gunst3 years ago02 mins

In a collection of items today from the legal world: Firstly, according to a recent viral TikTok video, Law students seem to be the landslides in the clubbing scene, which raises unconventional views about their social behavior, notably in the entertainment context. Secondly, in a startling defamation case, a lawyer has taken legal actions against…