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Kirk Sigmon was quoted in WIRED regarding so-called "AI slop" games and IP.
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Kirk Sigmon was quoted in WIRED regarding so-called "AI slop" games and IP.
Kirk's lecture, "Machine Learning, Human Law: What Engineers Need to Know about the Law and AI/ML," was part of the Purdue capstone program.
Kirk spoke on AI-augmented code development systems and their risks.
Kirk moderated a panel on legal investment, AI, and risk.
Kirk spoke with WWD and Sourcing Journal regarding fashion, AI, and copyright.
Kirk spoke on the IP challenges facing generative AI (genAI).
Founding Partner Kirk Sigmon spoke on Artificial Intelligence (“AI”), Machine Learning (“ML”) the overall use of those tools in legal practice at the 2024 Global Legal Association Conference in Bangkok, Thailand. Kirk’s talk focused on the growing issue of hallucinations in generative AI and strategies for evaluating the cost and benefits of AI model implementations […]
Artificial intelligence (AI) is being embedded directly into devices, potentially boosting app speeds dramatically. Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access to all PYMNTS content – no additional logins required. As Apple reportedly gears up to introduce AI-powered features on the iPhone that rely on on-device processing rather than cloud […]
Kirk Sigmon participated in a collaborative discussion on patenting and copyrighting Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) during the Global IP ConfEx in October 2023. The discussion, “Patenting and Copyrighting AI: Navigating National & Regional Differences, Protecting Inventions and Outputs,” explored topics such as AI, ML, and legal issues regarding data security. For more information, please click here.
Kirk Sigmon authored a LexisNexis practice note on patent protection for artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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