In this episode of the SERMAPod, attorney Brian Rosenblatt is joined by Cornell Law professor James Grimmelmann to break down the New York Times lawsuit against Perplexity AI.
They explore how generative AI tools use content, the legal differences between scraping and indexing, and what this case could mean for copyright law moving forward. The conversation also dives into AI “hallucinations,” fair use, and whether current legal frameworks can keep up with rapidly evolving technology.
If you’re interested in AI, intellectual property, or the future of digital content, this is a must-listen discussion.
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