The Human in the Machine: Copyright, Generative AI, and the "Ecology of Creativity"
Law professor James Gibson is interviewed in this Substack newsletter.
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Faculty in the News
Diane Keaton’s $5M pet trust would be over the top if reports prove true – here’s how to ensure your beloved pet is safe after you are gone
Law professor Allison Tait authored this piece, originally published in The Conversation.
Pentagon Declares War on Anthropic—What Comes Next?
Law professor Rebecca Crootof is quoted in this Substack newsletter.
What AI Models for War Actually Look Like
Law professor Rebecca Crootof, an expert on autonomous warfare, is quoted.