Tag: OpenAI

OpenAI Under Fire: Musk Files Lawsuit, Igniting Debate on AI’s Ethical Trajectory

By: Meg Apostolides   Elon Musk, a co-founder of OpenAI, has ignited a legal firestorm with his recent lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman.  The lawsuit centers on accusations of a fundamental shift within OpenAI, raising critical questions about the ethics, transparency, and ultimately, the future direction of artificial intelligence (“AI”) development.   OpenAI was… Read More OpenAI Under Fire: Musk Files Lawsuit, Igniting Debate on AI’s Ethical Trajectory

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ChatGPT—Copyright or Copywrong? The Copyright Infringement Case Against OpenAI and Microsoft

By: Eleni Tsokolas The advent of ChatGPT has been one of the most innovative technological inventions of the twenty-first century; however, it has brought forth an onslaught of legal issues—particularly in the copyright realm.  On December 27th, 2023, The New York Times filed suit in the Federal District Court in Manhattan seeking “billions of dollars… Read More ChatGPT—Copyright or Copywrong? The Copyright Infringement Case Against OpenAI and Microsoft

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Who Owns Digitally Created Art That No Human Eye Has Seen Before?

By: Elliot Hangos Text to image is the creation of art from a text description.  Text to image technology uses AI to read and comprehend user-inputted text, and covert that text into a unique image.  Like the Google interface, the software solely provides users with a search bar.  Upon entering their search, users are provided… Read More Who Owns Digitally Created Art That No Human Eye Has Seen Before?

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Chatbots as a Tool for Pro Se Litigants

By: Hayden McGuire It is hard to dispute that artificial intelligence (“AI”) will have an enormous impact on daily life, and people’s interactions with the legal system are no exception.  Currently, some organizations are pushing the notion of fully automated lawyers.  For instance, the company DoNotPay is soon to pilot their AI assistant, which will… Read More Chatbots as a Tool for Pro Se Litigants

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