ChatGPT: IP, Cybersecurity & Other Legal Risks of Generative AI

By Dr. Ilia Kolochenko and Gordon Platt for Bloomberg Law
Tuesday, February 7, 2023

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The globally publicized launch of ChatGPT has skyrocketed interest in intelligent chat bots, such as the flagship ChatGPT, and other forms of generative AI. The ongoing media buzz has generated all kinds of overhyped and sensationalistic predictions around the alleged capabilities of contemporary AI, including some amusing ones, like the proclaimed end of the legal profession.

One media prediction derived from the ChatGPT hype, however, seems to be perfectly correct: in 2023, venture capital and other investors will probably start pouring cash into AI startups, despite the unfolding recession in the technology sector. As a probable consequence—to the surprise of some enthusiastic “AI-will-replace-it-all” evangelists—law firms will likely have even more work than before, stemming from complex multijurisdictional litigation related to the development and use of generative AI.

This article is aimed at shedding some light on a set of interconnected cybersecurity, compliance and legal risks created by intelligent chat bots—such as ChatGPT—and similar forms of generative AI, as well as offering solutions on how to address them.
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