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If you train an AI on millions of stock images, is that copyright theft or just clever maths?
Last week, the High Court gave us the first big UK answer in Getty Images v Stability AI. This was the case many hoped would finally settle the fight between AI developers and creators. It didn’t do that. But it did do something important.
At the Wright Hassall Dispute Resolution Conference, members of our team and key guest speakers will identify the most common legal risks concerning businesses today and explore the best commercial remedies and resolutions. The conference will give you an opportunity to raise questions and concerns and to interact with our speakers.
This article considers some of the potential uses of AI in the UK employment law context and some of the dangers and pitfalls which employers need to consider.