Companies may be more liable for genAI use than they think

Companies using generative AI face potential legal liability, despite the focus on liability for AI developers. Existing laws govern key issues like housing, lending, and employment, regardless of AI use. Companies may unknowingly use AI through unofficial or unintended software, which can pose liability risks. The article aims to raise awareness about these liabilities and encourage responsible AI use. The legal landscape for generative AI is evolving, with courts potentially playing a role in applying existing laws. Intellectual property disputes arise from claims of copyright infringement and the question of copyright eligibility for AI-generated works. The article emphasizes the need for cautious AI use with an understanding of potential liabilities.