The State of AI and Copyright

1h 54mGeneral2023-10-05

Authors

Garrick Chow

Senior Staff Instructor at LinkedIn Learning

Course details

The issue of copyright in AI-generated content is a moving target, but clear patterns are emerging. In this conversation, LinkedIn Learning Senior Staff Instructor Garrick Chow asks AI experts and IP attorneys Matt Hervey and Jennifer Maisel to weigh in with their thoughts on this crucial aspect of Generative AI and its potential impact on the future of content creation and ownership.

Learning objectives
Learn how existing laws cover AI-generated content, and where the gaps are
Learn how the doctrine of fair use applies to AI-generated content
Learn how different countries are addressing these issues
Learn what steps creators can take to protect their work
Understand the arguments around who owns AI-generated content

Skills covered

Ethics and LawArtificial Intelligence for BusinessBusiness Analysis and StrategyOne-Off

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Understanding the state of AI and copyright

1. Excerpts from the Conversation

02 - Introductions
03 - Does the doctrine of fair use apply when training AI models
04 - Are there any international bodies governing the use of AI
05 - What can creators do to protect their work from being used for AI training
06 - Can we detect when AI has been used
07 - What are some of the jurisdictional differences in ownership rights
08 - Is there copyright protection for purely AI-generated content
09 - In what ways can regulations shape the future of GenAI
10 - What's the legal difference between a human creating derivative work and an AI creating derivative work
11 - What are some resources for learning more about AI and copyright issues

2. The Full Interview

12 - Navigating the Intersection of AI-Generated Content and Copyright Law - Watch the full conversation