Using generative AI tools can give today's companies a competitive edge. But with intellectual property concerns around these tools gaining steam, a panel of Dorsey & Whitney attorneys discussed some ways legal teams can ensure they're not wading into risky waters.
July 28, 2023 at 06:22 PM
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Legal Tech Reporter
Reading the tea leaves on how a nascent and dynamic technology like generative artificial intelligence is going to fit into tomorrow’s legal landscape is not easy.
However, Dorsey & Whitney’s intellectual property attorneys have attempted to flag a few “do’s and dont’s” of using generative AI tools in order avoid copyright infringement lawsuits the likes of which several generative AI providers are currently facing.
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