Generative AI – IP challenges, disputes, and legal implications

Rapid advancements in the use of Generative AI (Large Language Models) have created a complex set of Intellectual Property questions and concerns, primarily around the use of data for training these models, and the copyright status of AI generated materials.
These issues vary across jurisdictions and are the subject of a series of high-profile disputes and court cases - the results of which could have far-reaching consequences for clients and their legal advisers.
Please join us for a lively panel-led discussion in which we will discuss some of the key legal issues and regulatory developments in the US, UK and Europe, including:

• Copyright and training data: risks and responsibilitiesOwnership of AI-generated content
• Licensing considerations and compliance
• Recent legal developments and case trends
• Practical guidance for businesses and legal teams

Given the likelihood of class actions, we will also consider opportunities these issues create for collaboration across the Meritas IP Group.

Panel members include:

• Christian Alsøe - Partner, IP and Litigation - Loven Law (Copenhagen, Denmark)
• Jack Griem - Partner, Chair of IP Department - Carter Ledyard (New York, NY, USA)
• Robert Lands - Partner, Head of IP and Commercial - Howard Kennedy (London, United Kingdom)
• Dr. Christian Triebe - Partner, Head of TMC/IP - GvW Graf von Westphalen (Hamburg, Germany)