Generative Artificial Intelligence and Copyright Concerns: Legal Marketing and Beyond

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Program Number

33221

Program Date

2023-12-12

CLE Credits

This Ethics CLE examines the interplay between Generative AI (“GenAI”) and copyright law, as framed by Melissa Rogozinski’s recent article, AI Copyright: Ethical and Legal Considerations for Legal Marketing and Sales.

In this 1-Hour Ethics CLE, you will learn:

Practical business and legal impacts of GenAI in the legal marketing context
How ethical rules and the uncertainty of pending regulation adds complexity for lawyers navigating this rapidly evolving technology landscape
The current state of copyright law, including ownership of AI outputs and the potential for copyright infringement issues
How the legal market is adapting to GenAI, including law firm strategies for training attorneys in its responsible use.

Regulatory considerations to be discussed include the recently outlined White House Executive Order on AI, and whether standing orders in federal courts around the country provide insights into how the courts may regulate use of GenAI in the judicial process. The session will place emphasis on ethical guidance found in the American Bar Association Model Rules of Professional Conduct and ABA Resolution 112 (2019), as well as the significance of the ABA’s formation of a Task Force on Law and Artificial Intelligence.

ABA Rules to be covered include:

ABA Model Rule 1.1 and Comment 8
ABA Rules of Professional Conduct 7.1
ABA Resolution 112, 604, 700
White House Executive Order Regulating AI
California Executive Order Regulating AI
Florida’s Proposed Opinion on Lawyers’ use of Generative AI

Available in States

California
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
New Jersey
New York
Texas Self Study

PROGRAM CREDITS

Legal Ethics : 1 Credit

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