Law Offices of Kate Downing

This is the second part of a four-part series called “Protecting Digital Content in the AI Age: A Lawyer’s Guide.”

This is the first part of a four-part series called “Protecting Digital Content in the AI Age: A Lawyer’s Guide.”

Creative Commons and the NYU Stern Fubon Center for Technology, Business and Innovation recently hosted a workshop in NYC, inviting participants with expertise in IP and various “open” movements and communities to give feedback on their AI-related proposa…

Heather Meeker and I co-chaired this year’s OSS program for PLI once again: “Open Source Software 2024 – From Compliance to Cooperation.”

Myself with ICLR’s two principal organizers, Been Kim (Research Scientist at Deep Mind) and Yisong Yue (Machine Learning Professor at CalTech) at the Organizing Committee reception.

Image courtesy of PLI, from left to right, Van Lindberg, Peter Schildkraut, me, and Ron Eritano Glynna Christian and Van Lindberg co-chaired a terrific and very comprehensive two-day program “Artificial Intelligence Law” at PLI this January in New York.

NOTE: This post was published based on a draft of the EU AI Act.

It seems that The New York Times Company (“The Times”) got fed up with the pace of its negotiations with Microsoft and OpenAI over their use of The Times’ content for training and running their LLMs.

Back in September, Microsoft made a big splash announcing that it would be offering a copyright indemnity to all paying customers of its various Copilot services, including GitHub Copilot.

Our after-conference dinner.