Over 100 lawsuits have been filed alleging copyright infringement due to training AI models on copyrighted content. These lawsuits are dominating the headlines. However, many other important AI legal issues are being litigated, but are not garnering the same attention. This webinar will look beyond the copyright training lawsuits and cover 10 other important AI legal issues that are being litigated.
- Overview of AI Litigation
- A high level overview of the AI litigation landscape
- Circumvention of Technical Measures
- The growing number of AI lawsuits under the CFAA and DMCA
- Trade Secret/Prompt Injection
- AI trade secret cases, including ones from classic fact patterns (e.g., employee misappropriation, corporate espionage) and AI-unique issues such as prompt injection and AI model distillation
- AI Agents
- An army of agents are autonomously transacting on websites, and the site operators are not ready for this
- Pending litigation and potential future issues with AI agents
- AI Voice Recorders
- How AI notetakers and recorders put a new spin on wiretapping and intrusion on seclusion claims, and the resulting lawsuits
- Biometric Privacy/Voiceprints
- Lawsuits involving biometric privacy, including misuse of voice prints, facial recognition, and other biometric data
- Deep Fakes/NIL
- AI can easily recreate users’ voices, appearance, and other identifiers, leading to various lawsuits
- DMCA/Removal of Copyright Management Information (CMI)
- Several cases involve removal of CMI and one has reached the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals
- How courts address these issues and where there are circuit splits
- Defamation
- What happens when AI outputs false information about a person?
- Issues with AI-based defamation claims
- False Advertising
- Some companies have been sued for falsely advertising AI capabilities or benefits
- Negligence/Product Liability
- Many users have experienced physical and mental harms based on use of AI
- Pending cases where AI companies are accused of negligence or product liability based on these harms
- Q&A (As Time Permits)
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Sheppard Mullin
Jim Gatto is a partner in Sheppard Mullin’s Washington D.C. office, where he founded and co-leads the firm's 120+ person Artificial Intelligence Team. With a robust technical background and over 35 years of experience, Jim provides strategic, business-focused advice on all aspects of intellectual property, technology transactions, regulatory issues, and litigation, particularly those driven by innovative business models and disruptive technologies. Read More ›
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