Yesterday the UK and USA released guidlines around security for AI development. Assuming it was discussed at the recent AI summit they probably missed valuable insights from those stakeholders not invited.

www.ncsc.gov.uk/news/uk-deve...

It establishes the role of AI officers s4(1), and as written under s1(5)(1)(a), it includes obligations to respect IP law and promotes transparency around AI models mandating the use of health warnings. It also provides for 3rd party AI auditors s1(5)(1)(a)(iv).
bills.parliament.uk/publications...

Rather unusal than an AI Bill has started in the House of Lords and not the House of Commons. Already moved to its second reading..
bills.parliament.uk/bills/3519

This is revolutionary, will make knowledge management and copyright that more interesting for the forseable future. Your own Chat GPT for non commercial use
in knowedlge mentoring on your own training data.

openai.com/blog/introdu...

My first offical "post" here. I completed a law degree this year and the final research report was on IP issues arising from the use of AI, specifcally use of the training sets, possible defences contained in 29A CDPA 1988, and wether AI generated content was capable of attracting copyright.