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11 April 2024NewsCopyrightSarah Speight

US bill demands transparency over copyrighted works to train genAI

New bill introduced to Congress would require full disclosure from companies ahead of generative AI models being released | USPTO also publishes further guidance on AI use in IP proceedings before the office.

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