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Recorded on September 22, 2023
This program does not provide CLE
Focus on ways in which societies have adapted to previous disruptive technologies and the prospects of societal adaptations to generative AI technologies
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Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a widely used disruptive technology. It is, however, far from the first technology to disrupt economic and social paradigms. Societies have adapted to such technologies in the past. This half-day conference will consider how society may adapt to generative AI. Our speakers will consider concerns that have been raised about the dangers of AI and copyright implications of generative, but also some benefits that AI can bring about in terms of new products, services, capabilities, and new opportunities for creative expression.
Speaker
Tyler Ochoa, Santa Clara University School of Law
Matthew Sag, Emory Law School
Pamela Samuelson, Berkeley Law School