Fabian Reinholz

The US Copyright Office recently ruled again that artworks created by artificial intelligence are not protected by copyright, upholding its practice of not registering AI-generated art as a copyright work.

The most important information on trade mark registration in the US

A number of exciting questions arise in trademark law in connection with the increased use of trademarks in virtual spaces.

Die US-amerikanische Authors Guild hat einen class-action lawsuit gegen ChatGPT-Entwickler OpenAI eingelegt, in dem OpenAI Urheberrechtsverletzungen beim Training seiner GPT-Modelle vorgeworfen wird.

As soon as something like the metaverse is on everyone's lips, we lawyers are on hand to start sorting out the legal issues. What threatens us, what needs to be regulated, what is already regulated? In a 5-part series of articles (GRUR-Prax issues 16-17 to 21), we present legal aspects from the areas of trademark and copyright law, competition law and data protection law that are already relevant or will become relevant in the metaverse/Web 3.0. We start off with an overview article.

Generative AI, especially current Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, are on everyone’s lips. The "gold rush" is in full swing. Both individuals and companies are trying to incorporate the revolutionary technology into their everyday lives and workflow in order to increase their own productivity and functionality. However, Samsung's recent example illustrates that the use of ChatGPT in a professional environment is fraught with risks.

Der von dem US-amerikanischen Unternehmen Open AI entwickelte und im November verangenen Jahres veröffentlichte Chatbot ChatGPT (kurz für Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer) zieht gerade nicht nur in KI-Kenner-Kreisen, sondern auch in der breiten Öffentlichkeit Aufmerksamkeit auf sich...