A Right to Be Left Dead, feat Mark Bartholomew

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Welcome back to another episode of the Law, AI & Money podcast, hosted by Rocco Strangio. Today, Rocco is joined by Mark Bartholomew, a University at Buffalo School of Law professor and author. After clerking for the Ninth Circuit, Mark obtained his J.D. from Yale Law School. He went on to become a litigator and in-house legal counsel. Mark has written multiple esteemed publications on intellectual property and artificial intelligence. In today’s conversation, Rocco and Mark discuss his newest publication, A Right to Be Left Dead, President Biden's recent executive order, and the strikes and lawsuits that are emerging as a result of AI's rise in popularity.

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