• Copyright lawsuit
• ChatGPT new release
• Tom Hank hack

All

• Please review the draft prior to the meeting as much as you can. It'll help us move this through in an efficient manner.
• Topic: final review to the US Copyright Office's Notice of Inquiry RFC
  
  • The US Copyright Office Notice of Inquiry (August 30, 2023) (Also: https://www.copyright.gov/ai/)
• The DRAFT is here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TjYoR4ICVusnLYOKUeJThKSNiHB1hAv6Lu57UY_LqxA1Fz7JzPghIEjPdYpWECHvhnFR6p71Ywn1CptLsxLT6Wo/edit
• Discussions
  • Select a few questions to answer - focus on where we intersect with our direct concerns and/or expertise.
  • Review draft responses

ACTIONS:

In the previous Meeting: There was minimal discussion on extending existing comments in the response draft, and no one offered additional written contributions beyond the comments in the draft. General consensus is that there was insufficient understanding of the issues and insufficient time (lots of conferences and other commitments) to produce a comprehensive set of comments by the Oct 18 deadline.

However, there was agreement that these are important issues to understand, most of which are beyond just the copyright aspects of AI.

It is suggested that:

1. Package comments to date and submit for the Oct 18 deadline. <---- Today's narrow goal
2. Put issues raised in the document (and expand on it) for future discussions on copyright and other AI topics and potentially write a separate paper (or equivalent) as input to the US Copyright Office at some later date.

• IIW topics 
  • Who and what topics
• Focus topics for the AIM task force
  • General discussions / introductions to better understand AI
  • Authenticity - tell AIGC and authentic data (inc. data used in identity) apart - is one of the key areas that we may be able to help.

• Topic #2 (Probably next time): Worldcoin review of this white paper.

Not addressed in this meeting