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Open AI’s vison for a social contract – of things to come…

Kluwer Copyright Blog

OpenAI’s vision for a fair AI ecosystem The ADAI mentions copyright only in passing, but it is fairly obvious that the desire to ‘deal’ with pending copyright infringement claims (largely in the US) lies at the core of this ambitious statement. OpenAI adds that new features will be added in the future.

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ERA IP-focused events and courses return with 25% discount for IPKat readers

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Accredited European Patent Litigation Certificate Course Trier & Online tutorial - Course start: 25 September 2024; Course end: 16 May 2025 ERA will offer a high-standard course giving patent attorneys the best tools to understand the legal framework and procedural rules necessary to litigate before the UPC.

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A “pro-innovation” agenda: the UK Government’s Approach to AI and Digital Technology

LexBlog IP

The Intellectual Property Office (“IPO”) “will produce a code of practice by the summer which will provide guidance to support AI firms to access copyrighted work as an input to their models, whilst ensuring there are protections (e.g. labelling) on generated output to support right holders of copyrighted work.

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Federal Policymakers: Chasing the Runaway AI Train

IP Tech Blog

This problem has dogged efforts to pass federal data privacy and, more recently, cryptocurrency legislation. Of course, partisan approaches to AI policymaking also exist. Senators Richard Blumenthal (D-Connecticut) and Josh Hawley (R-Missouri) are likewise seeking to move AI legislation forward at a faster pace.

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Federal Policymakers: Chasing the Runaway AI Train

LexBlog IP

In September, the Democratic chair and top Republican on the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology and the Law outlined legislation that would create an independent oversight agency for artificial intelligence technologies and require companies creating high-risk applications to register with the new body.