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New Developments in Intellectual Property As a Result of AI

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Artificial intelligence is transforming copyright law, raising new questions about what it means to be an “author” and how intellectual property protections apply in a world where machines can generate creative works. This CLE course examines the constitutional and statutory foundations of copyright, the human authorship requirement, and how courts have addressed works that lack traditional human creators. Key case studies—including Naruto v. Slater and Thaler v. Perlmutter—will illustrate how judges are navigating the boundaries of non-human authorship and the potential need for legislative solutions.

The course also explores one of the most pressing issues in today’s copyright landscape: the use of protected works to train generative AI systems. Attendees will learn how courts are handling infringement claims in digital media, with analysis of cases such as Capitol Records v. ReDigi, Bartz v. Anthropic, and Kadrey v. Meta. The program concludes with a forward-looking discussion of licensing models for AI, the possibility of sentient AI authorship, and the future of intellectual property rights in the age of machine creativity.

Lecturer Bio

Panagiota Betty Tufariello, Esq.

Panagiota Betty Tufariello is the founder and principal of Intellectulaw, the Law Offices of P.B.Tufariello, P.C. where she helps business owners and entrepreneurs follow their dreams and achieve their business objectives by securing patents for their inventions; searching, clearing and registering their trademarks; registering their Copyrights; negotiating all sorts of business agreements including licenses; litigating and generally helping them leverage their intellectual property for a better and more secure future.

Ms. Tufariello has been an Adjunct Professor at Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University where she taught trademark law, and has been a guest speaker at a number of seminars teaching Intellectual Property Law, e.g. https://www.nbi-sems.com/ProductDetails/75473CDR Brewery and Distillery Law in New York.

Ms. Tufariello has an extensive background in science and technology. She attended and graduated the prestigious Brooklyn Technical High School in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, New York, where she made history by being the only student to have graduated from Brooklyn Tech after only a 2-year attendance. She was admitted to Medical School at the University of Athens, Greece. She attended Long Island University, The Brooklyn Center, where she received a Bachelors of Science in Chemistry, with an emphasis on analytical and physical chemistry.

She was admitted into the Ph.D. Program for Organic Chemistry at Stony Brook University.

Prior to attending law school, she began working in the pharmaceutical industry on Long Island, her last position being Director of Chemistry at Allergan Pharmaceuticals, the Contact Lens Division where she became fascinated with the combination of science, technology, and business, and decided to focus her life experience and education on Intellectual Property Law.

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New Developments in Intellectual Property As a Result of AI

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Panagiota Betty Tufariello, Esq.

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