Steve Kramarsky in “The Wall Street Journal”

DPK co-founder Steve Kramarsky

In the latest WSJ AI & Business newsletter, Steve Kramarsky talks with Meg Tanaka about two recent rulings and their effects on the future of AI-related lawsuits. 

“Steve Kramarsky, a litigator at Dewey Pegno & Kramarsky, said Alsup’s opinion ‘leaves very little room for future plaintiffs to bring suit unless they argue that the AI model can be prompted to generate specific infringing output.’”

In contrast, Kramarsky said Chhabria’s opinion ‘offers what amounts to a roadmap for the next set of plaintiffs,’ he said, particularly those aiming to show that AI training can cause broader market harm even in the absence of direct copying. Chhabria took a different tack on the difference between AI training and human learning, warning that the sheer scale of AI-generated output could pose economic risks to creators.”

Read more on The Wall Street Journal website.