By: Zoltan Marosi (DLA Piper)
Maybe even ChatGPT would be “surprised” to find out how many new pieces of media, including articles, essays, blogposts, personal posts and videos, discuss issues around AI, and specifically, generative AI.
In this blogpost, author Zoltan Marosi is not trying to fully explore the various legal aspects of AI. Rather, the focus is on one narrow intersection: between generative AI tools and competition law. We’ll look at – or rather ask some initial questions – how each main area of competition law could be relevant to the business conduct of ChatGPT (or rather OpenAI Inc., the company behind the chatbot) and similar generative AI tools…
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