Videogame lawyer says it's become 'just boilerplate' this year to include no-AI clauses in contracts:…
Videogame lawyer Haley MacLean states that 'no-AI' clauses are becoming standard boilerplate in contracts due to concerns over generative AI's reliance on copyrighted material. She explains that while companies are eager to use AI for cost-saving, legal ownership of AI-generated assets is complex, potentially leading to future lawsuits as legislation catches up.
- Entities
- Game: Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis
- Company: Voyer Law
- Topic: Copyright Law
- Game: World of Warcraft
- Company: Larian Studios
- Person: Haley MacLean
- Game: Final Fantasy XIV
- Topic: Generative AI
- Topic: Intellectual Property
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