Today is Saturday, December 2nd.

And we're talking about artificial intelligence.

But this time, it's not really about the technology itself,

but about the legal issues surrounding it.

Because remember, all kinds of content creators

are suing the companies behind AI.

Think well-known authors like John Grisham, Jody Pico, George R.R. Martin,

Sarah Silverman, and more have filed lawsuits.

Their argument is that AI companies scraped their copyrighted materials from the internet

without permission as part of the tech's training process.

So is AI stealing their work to spit out answers for us?

And what's the chance something might

actually change about how things are done in the future. Here to help us make sense of

it all is Ruth Carter, an Arizona attorney and authority on intellectual property

business law and internet law.

Ruth uses plain English to explain how the law applies to real life situations on their website called

Geek Law Firm.

We'll also get into privacy concerns, discuss who is liable for AI created content

if something goes awry.

And what, if anything, should you keep in mind before using AI tools? Welcome, welcome to the newsworthy special edition Saturday when we sit down

with a different expert or celebrity every Saturday to talk about something in the

news. Don't forget to tune in every Monday through Friday for our regular episodes

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