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AI and Software Ownership: Copyleft, Open Source, and Legal Risk in the Age of AI Coding Tools

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Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming software development, with tools such as ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, Claude, Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, and other AI-assisted coding platforms becoming commonplace in startup and enterprise environments. While these tools can dramatically increase development speed, they also raise important legal questions involving copyright ownership, open-source licensing obligations, patent protection, software due diligence, and investor scrutiny.

This CLE course will provide attorneys with a practical framework for identifying and managing the intellectual property and licensing risks associated with AI-generated software. The program will examine ownership of AI-assisted code, copyleft and open-source license exposure, software supply-chain governance, due diligence expectations in venture capital and mergers and acquisitions transactions, and emerging best practices for documenting and protecting software assets.

Attendees will gain a working understanding of the legal and business issues that arise when AI becomes part of the software development lifecycle.

Lecturer Bio

Peter J. Lupo, Esq

Peter J. Lupo, Esq., is an attorney with over 24 years of experience, predominantly in telecommunications, land use, and property law. Mr. Lupo grew up in Brooklyn, New York, and moved to New Jersey after graduating high school. He attended CUNY Brooklyn College for his undergraduate studies and New York Law School for his legal education. He is also an officer in the United States Army Reserve, having achieved the rank of Colonel.

Early on in his legal career, Mr. Lupo spent over a decade working on behalf of the major carriers, negotiating lease agreements, resolving notices of default, and facilitating project deployment, site construction, and a host of other tasks and deliverables required by wireless carriers to deploy and maintain their cellular networks.

Mr. Lupo is also extensively involved in real estate transactions in his private practice. To date, he has closed on over 500 residential purchases and a growing number of commercial purchases and leases. In 2017, Mr. Lupo formed Hoplite Communications, LLC, a telecommunications consulting firm specializing in municipal, county, and state-level representation.

Over the past 4 years, through Hoplite, he has worked for and advocated on behalf of local government, county government, and public and state agencies in regard to wireless installations in the public rights-of-way, as well as on publicly owned lands such as town hall complexes and public parks.

Mr. Lupo is also currently an adjunct professor at Johns Hopkins University, where he teaches graduate level courses on the history of federal housing policy and affordable housing programs.

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AI and Software Ownership: Copyleft, Open Source, and Legal Risk in the Age of AI Coding Tools

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Peter J. Lupo, Esq

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