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Using Copyrighted Works in AI Training Data May Infringe Even if the AI Output Doesn’t

Copyright Office Declares Most AI Output Copyright Unprotectable

In recent years, artificial intelligence has emerged as a powerful tool for generating original works. The question of who owns the copyright to these works, however, has become increasingly complex. Copyright registration in the United States has traditionally been limited to human creators, but with the rise of AI-generated works, the distinction between human and machine-made creations has become less clear, leading to uncertainty around copyright ownership and register-ability.

David Rabinowitz & Milton Springut , PARTNERS , Moses & Singer LLP

The Misunderstand of Sweat Equity

Don’t Misunderstand Sweat Equity

Don’t misunderstand sweat equity. It’s a bucket term that means different things in different contexts. Fundamental sweat equity is beautiful, blisteringly clear, and real. Most other sweat equity is full of potential problems, misunderstandings, and disappointments.

Tim Berry , Founder and Chairman , Palo Alto Software

Harnessing Technology to Ease the Stress of Airport Security with Flippit

Founder Spotlight – Harnessing Technology to Ease the Stress of Airport Security with Flippit

Richard Cacciato & Natalie Yates are not only startup co-founders but have known each other since college, are married and have worked together for many years. Today, they are sharing their unique story in their own words about how they came up with their idea, researched and evaluated its viability and successfully launched their business. Their new company Flippit focuses on helping air travelers save their prohibited items rather than surrendering them at security checkpoints.

Natalie Yates & Richard Cacciato , Co-founders , Flippit Corporation

5 Things To Do Before Pitching Your Business To Investors

5 Things To Do Before Pitching Your Business To Investors

It is 2023, and the environment for funding has changed drastically in the last few years. What you do before you pitch is even more important than it has been in the past.

TIM COOLEY , MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT , AUTHOR: THE PITCHDECK BOOK

10 Ways To Make Your Funding Pitch More Hard-Hitting

10 Ways To Make Your Funding Pitch More Hard-Hitting

The average length of a funding pitch to angel investors is ten minutes. Even if you have booked an hour with a VC, you should plan to talk only for the first fifteen minutes. The biggest complaint I hear from fellow investors is that startup founders often talk way too long, and neglect to cover the most relevant points. Or they get sidetracked by a technical glitch due to poor preparation.

Martin Zwilling , Founder and CEO , Startup Professionals

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