Tag Archives: AI

A Matter of Self-Regulation: the Music Industry’s Short-Term Response to AI’s Legal Obscurity

Vaughn Gendron – In 1999, the music industry’s business model was turned upside down. With the introduction of Napster, copyrighted music was suddenly being shared and downloaded for free by millions of Internet users. This level of piracy led to a massive decline in music sales. However, thanks to copyright law, Napster was forced to […]

Embracing the Inevitable: How AI is Shaping the Future of Law

Talia Svid—Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way businesses operate, and the legal industry is no exception. The rapid growth of AI has been nothing short of phenomenal, with its computing power increasing exponentially since 2012. This vast growth raises the question of what our future will look like with AI at the forefront. Already, […]

The State of (Art)ificial Intelligence

David Hernandez – Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere – in smartphones, cars, and even public places using facial recognition software. As companies rush to launch their own AI services, ChatGPT populates news cycles and laptops nationwide. But what exactly is AI? In short, it is the simulation of human intelligence by machines, and algorithms govern […]

AI and the Law: Exploring Applications and Challenges of ChatGPT

Gianna Maria Balli – In November 2022, artificial intelligence company, OpenAI, launched its latest language processing AI Model called Chat Generative Pretrained Transformer (“Chat GPT”). The AI chatbot has taken the internet by storm. After garnering over one million users within one week of its release, the popularity of ChatGPT is amplifying concerns across many […]