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Publication announcement... My paper "Upload Complete: An Introduction to Creator Economy Law" is available to download and coming this summer in the Belmont Law Journal!
Here we go!! Day 1 of the LinkedIn Legal & Public Policy (L&PP) retreat is happening!
I’m thrilled to be visiting LinkedIn HQ, meeting and connecting with the most amazing team, and learning from some brilliant minds.
I first joined LinkedIn in April 2009 as a member. Today, I am going all [in] and joining in an entirely different way… I’ve landed my DREAM job on the LinkedIn legal team! I’m joining the Product, Platform, and Partnerships team as Sr. Counsel focused on AI and Data. I haven’t stopped smiling for weeks since I accepted the offer. This opportunity isn’t one that I’m taking lightly. 💙 LinkedIn means so much to me professionally and personally. It’s one of (if not the) best places I love hanging out online. To our 1 billion+ members (and the ~7 new members that are joining every second!), I promise to treat our community well, show up each day ready to roll up my sleeves, and bring my absolute best to create economic opportunity for every member of the global workforce. LET’S GO!!! 🚀 —— A quick shout out and thank you to Cesar Cruz for supporting the most seamless and transparent recruiting process I’ve ever encountered! This is how hiring and onboarding should be done. Let’s go #LinkedInLife #OfficiallyIn 🚀 #CreatorEconomy #CreatorEconomyLaw #AI #Data #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #Privacy #ML #LinkedIn #NewJob | 73 comments on LinkedIn
I first joined Linkedln in April 2009 as a member.
Today, I am going all [in] and joining in an entirely different way... I've landed my DREAM job on the #LinkedIn legal team!
I'm joining the Product, Platform, and Partnerships team as Sr Counsel focused on Al and Data.
Read more and download the full report over at Creator Economy Law!
Part 2 of the Copyright Office report on AI is out! Spoiler alert: Prompting alone ≠ copyrightable. Today, the U.S. Copyright Office released the second of a three-part report around artificial int…
Here are 5 key takeaways from this latest report:
1️⃣ Human Authorship is Essential
2️⃣ Case-by-Case Analysis of AI-Assisted Works
3️⃣ Prompts Alone Are Insufficient for Copyright
4️⃣ AI as an Assistive Tool Does Not Impact Copyrightability
5️⃣ No Need for Legislative Change