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The ABCs of Machine Learning: Privacy and Other Legal Concerns
Zainab Hussain, attorney with Foundry Law Group in Seattle writes for Law Practice Today about artificial intelligence and privacy concerns in The ABCs of Machine Learning: Privacy and Other Legal Concerns.
A recent study at […]
Two layers of photo ownership in conflict in street photography case
Mark Sableman of Thompson Coburn LLP writes for Lexology about the interesting distinction between copyright ownership and physical ownership of photographs and their usage.
““I own the photos.”
It seems like a simple statement, but in […]