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    AI versus IP

    Rewriting Creativity

    Author(s): Robin Feldman

    ISBN: 9781009646840
    Publication Date: 28/8/25
    Pages: 228
    Format: Paperback
    Sale price£30.99 GBP

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    The rise of artificial intelligence is challenging the foundations of intellectual property. In AI versus IP: Rewriting Creativity, science writer Robin Feldman offers a balanced perspective as she explains how artificial intelligence (AI) threatens to erode all of intellectual property (IP) – patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and rights of publicity. Using analogies to the Bridgerton fantasy series and the Good Housekeeping 'Seal of Approval,' Professor Feldman also offers solutions to ensure a peaceful coexistence between AI and IP. And if you've ever wanted to understand just how modern AI programs like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Meta AI, and others work, AI versus IP: Rewriting Creativity explains it all in simple language, no math required. AI and IP can coexist, Feldman argues, but only if we fully understand them and only with considerable effort and forethought.

    • Analyzes hot-button issues at the intersection of Intellectual Property and Artificial Intelligenc
    • Explains AI and highlights key differences between previous computing technologies and modern AI systems
    • Looks ahead to predict the myriad of ways AI is likely to change the face of Patent, Copyright, Trademark, and Trade Secret law