This video explores the legal issues around AI-generated content, focusing on copyright, fair use, and creators’ rights. Experts predict that future cases could redefine fair use in the AI context. The fact that this video was entirely created by AI provides greater insight into how the tools can be used to generate unique content.
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In this video, DisputeSoft experts discuss the potential ramifications of Artificial Intelligence in relation to software litigation, copyright infringement and intellectual property cases both today and as the technology evolves.
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In this video, our senior software experts present perspectives on software projects, and characteristics of projects that fail and may proceed to litigation. We also present strategic perspectives that could be helpful to attorneys and their clients.
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A software expert witness provides technical analysis, expert opinions, and testimony in software-related legal disputes. They investigate source code, evaluate system failures, analyze intellectual property claims, and help attorneys and courts understand complex technical issues in cases in which software is at issue.
Effective software expert witnesses should have a background in computer science or a related field, real-world software development experience, knowledge of industry standards, and the ability to explain complex technical concepts clearly to non-technical audiences.
Engage a software expert witness as early as possible, ideally during the pre-litigation phase or immediately after a complaint is filed. Early engagement allows experts to help guide the preservation of evidence, assist with discovery efforts, and develop attorneys in developing case theories that are well-grounded in technical facts and evidence.
