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February 23, 2023

Lawyer Ex Machina #32: Sci-fi mag inundated by ChatGPT subs

AI

  • SSRN has created a hub for papers devoted to AI and GPT-3 topics, including law scholarship.

  • Employees at both Amazon and JP Morgan have been warned against sharing confidential company information, including code, with ChatGPT.

  • Prof. Paul Daly, University of Ottawa: "Chat GPT and Legal Research: A Cautionary Tale"

  • From The Guardian:

"The US government’s new mobile app for migrants to apply for asylum at the US-Mexico border is blocking many Black people from being able to file their claims because of facial recognition bias in the tech, immigration advocates say."

  • A comic book that was illustrated from images created through Midjourney, an AI text-to-picture generator, had the copyright registration on the images revoked by the Copyright Office.

Blockchain

  • A foreign policy think tank has released a memo arguing for cryptocurrency regulation from the perspective of national security and issues around cybercrime, trafficking and funding of terrorist activities.

  • The Wall Street Journal [($)] is predicting further enforcement actions against cryptocurrency products and services, especially from federal and state regulators.

  • Related: New York state regulators have halted minting a stablecoin promoted by the Biance cryptocurrency exchange and Paxos, and Paxos has severed its relationship with Biance.

Data privacy

  • Capturing, analyzing and selling customer data to third parties for targeted advertising is generating high profits for grocery chains like Kroger and Albertsons.

Miscellaneous

  • Last week, a magistrate in Colombia held a judicial hearing in Meta’s Horizon Workrooms, a virtual reality platform. [Law.com ($) | Time.news]

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