Tag: Intellectual Property Rights

France's Digital Minister warns that proposed AI Act legislation may stifle innovation. Instead, France aims to create homegrown AI models and compete with Google and OpenAI. The focus should be on finding a middle ground between regulation and innovation. The G7 countries launched a working group on generative AI earlier this year.

Stack Overflow moderators are on strike over the company's decision to ban AI-generated content moderation, fearing it will allow low-quality and misleading posts. Experts say ChatGPT, an AI bot that provides instant programming assistance, is popular among developers, but moderators claim it produces insecure, incorrect, and potentially malicious code, and violates intellectual property rights. Stack Exchange has temporarily banned the bot and will decide its future. The strike raises concerns about inaccuracies and damage to the platform's reputation and reliability.

Discover the innovative ChatGPT from OpenAI, popular for its AI-driven legal response and document generation. But, beware of potential risks and read its terms.

This week, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of Sanofi in a patent dispute with Amgen, Apple employee Weibao Wang was charged with stealing trade secrets related to autonomous vehicles, Open AI CEO Sam Altman asked Congress for AI regulation, and Taco Bell requested the USPTO to cancel two "Taco Tuesday" trademarks. Plus, Ed Sheeran won a copyright lawsuit, USPTO invited comments on proposed trademark fee changes and Micron announced $3.6 billion investment in Japan.

OpenAI, an American research laboratory founded by tech leaders such as Elon Musk, has pioneered research in machine learning, natural language processing, and more. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI and Y Combinator President, spoke to the US Senate panel on the potential of AI and voiced his concerns of disruption to the labor market. Mr. Ashwini Vaishnav, India's Minister of Information Technology, spoke about the potential of AI and international collaboration to develop its framework and regulations. G7 countries are considering the potential regulations needed, and China has already drafted rules.