Generative AI Has an Intellectual Property Problem (2023)(hbr.org)
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Generative AI Has an Intellectual Property Problem (2023)
https://hbr.org/2023/04/generative-ai-has-an-intellectual-property-problem
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It looks more like intelectual property has a generative AI problem.
Yep, there's definitely an "owe the bank a billion" joke in there somewhere.
Actually, you know what, "Here's what ChatGPT said" may be trite but it did work:
> Can you make a joke along the lines of "owe the bank a billion and they have a problem" but on the topic of generative AI and intellectual property?
> Sure, how about this:
> "If you use generative AI to create one copyrighted character, you might get a cease and desist letter. Use it to create a million, and suddenly you're co-writing the legal code on intellectual property.
Actually, you know what, "Here's what ChatGPT said" may be trite but it did work:
> Can you make a joke along the lines of "owe the bank a billion and they have a problem" but on the topic of generative AI and intellectual property?
> Sure, how about this:
> "If you use generative AI to create one copyrighted character, you might get a cease and desist letter. Use it to create a million, and suddenly you're co-writing the legal code on intellectual property.
Shit. Laughed at this.
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