Webinar: Let’s Talk About Tech – Wearable Fitness and Health Tech

Duane Morris LLP will hold a webinar, The Data Privacy and Security Landscape: Let’s Talk About Tech ‒ Wearable Fitness and Health Tech on Monday, November 6, 2023, from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Eastern time.

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About the Program

Wearable tech is everywhere—on your wrist, in your pocket, on your finger and even at work. With the ubiquity of fitness technology, what are the implications of these pervasive devices? How are companies collecting this data storing and protecting consumer information? What laws and regulations are in place as device use continues to expand? Join our panelists for a discussion on the current state and future of wearable fitness and health tech, including:

    • FDA regulation of wearable devices: What is and isn’t a medical device?
    • FDA guidance on wireless technology and medical devices
    • Biometric laws, including Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA), and the storage and protection of such data
    • Implications of HIPAA and wearable tech

Presenters

Frederick R. Ball, Partner

Neville M. Bilimoria, Partner

Sheila Raftery Wiggins, Partner

A Gentle Primer on Generative AI Art Models

Duane Morris partner Aleksander J. Goranin authored the Art Business News article, “The Future of Digital Art as Training Material For Generative Artificial Intelligence Models,” which provides a reader-friendly introduction to the copyright and right-of-publicity issues raised by such AI model training, and offers practical tips about what art owners can do, currently, if they want to keep their works away from such training uses. Read the full article.

And the Copyright Registration Goes to… the AI Algorithm or the Machine?

The Copyright Registration Guidance  published by the United States Copyright Office in March mainly addressed whether a human providing simple prompts or other input to an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm could obtain a copyright registration for the output that the AI algorithm generated based on the human input. … Now a few months later, a court has handed out a decision on whether to grant a copyright registration to the AI algorithm in Thaler v. Perlmutter, 1:22-cv-01564 (D.D.C).

Read the full post on the Artificial Intelligence Blog

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