You Don’t Own Your AI Content. Here’s Why | IP Lawyer Brooke Smarsh

Are you confused about what copyright law protects now that AI is out in the wild? Intellectual Property Attorney Brooke Smarsh explains the truth about AI-generated content: what’s covered, what isn’t, whether AI-generated content can be copyrighted, and what’s fair game when training models—plus, why taking the time to understand this topic today could save you from expensive headaches tomorrow.⚠️ Disclaimer: This episode offers insights on AI and copyright but should not be interpreted as legal advice.🤖 Additional Яesources:- Brooke Smarsh: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brooke-smarsh/- Lexology: https://www.lexology.com/- US Copyright Office: https://www.copyright.gov/🤖 Connect with Juan Faisal:- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/akajuanfaisal/- Newsletter: https://juanfaisal.substack.com/- Website: https://juanfaisal.com/🤖 Creativity & Robots: “A love letter to human creativity, with AI as the stage prop.”Host Juan Faisal interviews creative professionals to discuss how generative AI influences our creative process, work, and media consumption. Join us to learn how AI can enhance your creativity, and dive into the ethics and realities of the tech. For experts and beginners alike.___🤖 Timestamps:00:00 - Intro: Brooke Smarsh00:42 - What Can You Copyright? A Quick Guide for Creatives02:56 - How Your AI Tools Could Affect Your Copyright Rights05:56 - AI Content: What’s Protected and What’s Not10:44 - Is AI Training Fair Use or a Copyright Violation?16:18 - The AI Dilemma: Innovate Freely or Follow the Rules?18:35 - Is AI Hurting Small Creators and Helping Big Tech?28:09 - New AI Legislation: Key Points for Creatives31:04 - Why IP Lawyers Are Concerned About AI33:48 - Easy Ways for Creatives to Learn More About IP Law37:31 - How to Connect with Brooke Smarsh