Tim Hwang describes his approach to AI legal advocacy and argues for balancing state, technology company and other sources of power. He discusses whether public safety commitments by AI companies should be enforceable.
Tim Hwang presents his view that AI training should receive broad fair-use protection while distinguishing potentially infringing model outputs. He also discusses educating judges and applying existing common-law principles to new technology.
The conversation explores automated judges, evidence authenticity, privacy and the possibility of more accessible litigation or AI-assisted mediation. Tim Hwang presents these ideas as open questions and possible future developments.
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