ChatGPT: IP Strategy In The AI Space

Introduction

ChatGPT and other large language models have the ability to generate human-like text, which raises concerns about the potential impact on intellectual property. Specifically, there is a concern that these models could be used to create fraudulent or infringing content, such as plagiarized written works or manipulated audio or video. Additionally, there is the possibility that the generated content could be used to impersonate individuals or organizations, potentially damaging their reputation or infringing on their right of publicity. These concerns highlight the need for further research and regulations to address the potential impact of language models on intellectual property.¹