Closed jperiodlangley closed 1 month ago
I went to a really interesting talk at a Nashville conference that talked about ethics and law implications. Franklin Graves is a lawyer working on how AI products are affected by copyright, trademark, and patent law. I don't know if there are any local lawyers, but it would be cool to get someone in this area to talk to us!
I talked to Andrew Tuggle over the weekend about doing a session for us on Law & AI. Are there any specific areas that were the most interesting? It's probably big enough of a topic that we could have a few sessions a year for this.
That sounds cool! One thing I'm personally really interested in is related to data ownership for the data many of these models were trained on, especially relating to the European standard of "right to be forgotten", as well as the ownership of these model outputs. I think it's going to be important for both content development and tools/apps built on top of these models.
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