Podcast S4/E02: Carlos Muñoz Ferrandis — Law and AI
Carlos Muñoz Ferrandis connects two fields that need to understand each other: law and artificial intelligence.
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Carlos Muñoz Ferrandis connects two fields that need to understand each other: law and artificial intelligence. The founder of High Technology Law Forum explains how he came to work at their intersection. We discuss intellectual property, model licences, BLOOM and regulatory sandboxes. The episode captures his perspective at the time of recording; it is not a substitute for checking current law.
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Contents
0:00-Introduction
0:47-Introducing Carlos Muñoz
4:40-How did you become interested in technology after studying law?
9:10-What did you want to be when you were little?
11:00-Explaining "Bloom"
14:00-What does it mean to license an open source model?
21:25 — Which expectations for AI have gone unmet over the past ten years, and what do you expect from the next ten?
24:00 — Who owns intellectual property generated with AI?
30:10-What is intellectual property like in generative models?
31:48-Opinion on the use of advanced statistics in law firms to predict court decisions
38:30-Would you recommend people in the legal field get involved in the technological world?
41:30-What can be done regarding regulatory sandboxes?
46:30-What advice would you give your younger self?
47:16- Suggestions for future podcast guests
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A story from the Saturdays.AI community. Originally published on July 26, 2022.
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