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Ahmed Hasan
Corporate Lawyer at White Summers Caffee & James, LLP
Ahmed Hasan is a Startup Lawyer at Inventus Law, with a strong educational background that includes a Master of Laws (LLM) in Banking, Corporate, Finance, and Securities Law from UCLA School of Law. He also holds a LLb in Law from the University of Buckingham. Ahmed has been involved with various prestigious organizations, serving as Formerly Of Counsel, Co-Lead at White Summers International, Formerly Fellow at Stanford Angels & Entrepreneurs, and Formerly Senior Associate at Inventus Law, amongst other roles.
His professional journey includes significant positions such as Formerly Chief Strategy Officer and General Counsel at Innowi, Formerly Chief Operating Officer at K2 Global, L.P., and various roles at Inventus Law ranging from Of Counsel to Associate. Ahmed's early career involved internships at reputable firms like Orr, Dignam & Co. and Taylor Wessing, along with experiences at companies like Galxyz, Inc., Kno, Inc., and Chegg Inc. Additionally, he held leadership roles such as President at Buckingham Students' Union and Legal Assistant at ST Law Solicitors.
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Highlights
As the adoption of artificial intelligence systems like ChatGPT continues to grow, so too does the potential for exposing or misappropriating sensitive, proprietary information.
This is a big problem.
Large language models like ChatGPT are incredibly adept at absorbing information and generating accurate outputs, but there's a dual risk: sensitive data could re-emerge in the outputs or we could unwittingly use copyrighted, trademarked, or proprietary information.
How do we solve for this?
Companies such as JPMorgan, Amazon, Microsoft, and Walmart have already set precedents by restricting employee use of AI programs and issuing AI usage warnings.
The legal landscape is still adapting to these new technologies. Key issues include the extent of fair use protections for AI input/output, potential unfair competition from AI training on proprietary information, and violation of data use license agreements.
In light of these uncertainties, what steps can your business take to protect its proprietary information? Here are some tips:
🔒 Implement technology like encryption or firewalls to prevent AI from accessing company data.
🚫 Restrict employee access to AI programs and prohibit input of confidential data into AI systems.
📢 Utilize metadata tags warning AI companies against scraping your data.
📑 Include robust contractual protections for any data you provide to AI service providers.
💰 Insist AI providers indemnify you against any third-party IP or privacy claims.
As we continue to navigate this exciting frontier, awareness, caution, and proactive protection strategies are more important than ever. #AI #ChatGPT #IntellectualProperty #DataProtection #BusinessIntelligence #legal #technology #business #privacy #training #data #artificialintelligence
Credit to the White Summers International team for digging into this topic. Mark White, Mark James, Saurabh Nathany, and Alex Wu.
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