AI Update: White-Collar AI, NY Times Sues OpenAI, ‘Patchwork’ Regulations

Very similar to the authorized trade, the world of enterprise consulting has wrestled with how greatest to utilize AI know-how, based on the New York Occasions. The Occasions’ report opens with a brand new, distinctive examine that tried to make use of a managed experiment to measure how ChatGPT particularly affected white-collar staff and to look at these staff’ emotions about AI within the office.

The New York Occasions has filed a lawsuit in opposition to OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging that the previous’s ChatGPT giant language mannequin was skilled on the work of Occasions journalists, the Related Press studies. “These bots compete with the content material they’re skilled on,” mentioned Ian B. Crosby, companion and lead counsel at Susman Godfrey, the agency representing the Occasions.

The push to manage AI continues throughout the globe, with authorized questions relating to with what supplies and underneath what IP agreements corporations like OpenAI or the UK’s Stability AI can prepare their fashions remaining a key consider how regulation is rolled out and the way traders reply, based on Bloomberg Legislation.

In a brand new weblog put up, Thomson Reuters offers suggestions for a way expertise officers and different members of the C-Suite can combine AI into the method of managing authorized expertise. Reuters’ recommendation consists of an emphasis on ethics schooling and on how AI helps, relatively than replaces, authorized professionals.

For The Hollywood Reporter, Schuyler M. Moore, a companion at Los Angeles-based Greenberg Glusker, affords predictions for what’s to return subsequent for leisure legislation in 2024. Moore means that AI will substitute digital actuality initiatives just like the Metaverse, including that shopper preferences and shifting financial forces will proceed to impression the leisure legislation area.

Ethan Beberness is a Brooklyn-based author protecting authorized tech, small legislation companies, and in-house counsel for Above the Legislation. His protection of authorized happenings and the authorized providers trade has appeared in Law360, Bushwick Day by day, and elsewhere.