Unlocking the Legal Maze: How Employee AI Use Could Rewrite Copyright Rules Forever
Ever wonder who really owns the words when your AI buddy churns out content at warp speed? Is it the employee tapping away, the employer calling the shots, or that enigmatic AI provider lurking behind the scenes? In this riveting episode, Lauren McLeod Tulloch from the Copyright Clearance Center peels back the layers of AI and copyright law—a combo that’s shaking up workplaces as generative AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude become the new norm. With legal nuances swirling—from “work for hire” contracts to the minefield of derivative works and even international copyright dramas—you’ll get the lowdown on steering clear of infringement woes and how collective licensing might just be your secret weapon. Plus, we dissect headline-making lawsuits that spotlight the risks and realities of AI training data. Curious how all this impacts the fast-evolving pharma world of AI? This one’s packed with priceless insights you won’t wanna miss.
In this essential episode, we dive deep into the evolving intersection of AI in the workplace and copyright law with expert guest Lauren McLeod Tulloch, Vice President and Managing Director at the Copyright Clearance Center.As businesses increasingly adopt generative AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and other LLMs, the legal and compliance landscape is rapidly shifting. Lauren shares actionable insights on how organizations can protect themselves from copyright infringement, manage AI-generated content, and implement clear AI usage policies.What You’ll Learn In This Episode:Who owns AI-generated content: employee vs employer vs AI providerWhy “work for hire” and IP clauses in employment contracts matter more than everWhat constitutes derivative works and how they can trigger copyright issuesHow international copyright laws (e.g., US vs EU) affect global companiesThe importance of AI tool terms of service and avoiding hidden legal pitfallsHow organizations can use collective licensing to legally integrate AI into their workflowsReal-world cases like the Thomson Reuters v Ross and Getty Images lawsuits impacting AI training dataAbout the Podcast: AI for Pharma Growth
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