Client updates / ChatGPT

5 March 2024 / Avishay Klein, Ran Karmi

The subjects of copyright and the protection thereof are core issues for companies that use artificial intelligence (AI) technology. Therefore, it is important to ensure that the agreements in place between different players in the economy and AI technology providers include provisions that protect such players against legal claims in relation to copyright

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Categories: AI Regulation | Intellectual Property

Copyrights: The New York Times Sues OpenAI and Microsoft

4 January 2024 / Avishay Klein, Ran Karmi

The conflict between copyright protection for content creators and the development of AI platforms by companies is being litigated once again in court. Can appropriate regulation reconcile between the parties’ needs?

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Categories: AI Regulation | Litigation

Lawsuits and Enforcement: Privacy Violations through AI

4 April 2023 / Avishay Klein, Ben Norman

A few months after ChatGPT became a popular tool for millions of users, users began filing lawsuits alleging violations of users’ privacy and data security breaches. The conclusions from these lawsuits are relevant to all companies engaging in the development and assimilation of AI technologies.

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Categories: AI Regulation | Privacy Law | Regulation

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