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Future of IP Protection Podcast
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25 episodes
1 month ago
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Purple’s James Larson on Brand Protection in the Age of AI
Future of IP Protection Podcast
21 minutes
2 years ago
Purple’s James Larson on Brand Protection in the Age of AI
In this episode, Branddy speaks with James Larson, Deputy General Counsel of IP at Purple. During the episode, they delve into the practical impact of generative AI on the IP landscape, the ongoing discourse on whether IP acts as a driver or deterrent for innovation, and how startups can strategically manage their IP approach even with limited resources. The discussion also navigates the tension between evolving technology and the enduring relevance of IP law, and showcases how experienced professionals like James craft innovative solutions to overcome challenges. Topics discussed: How generative AI, like ChatGPT and Bard, is changing the landscape of intellectual property. The long-running debate between whether IP encourages or stifles creativity and innovation in the business world. How a young brand can wisely prioritize their IP strategy within the constraints of low budgets and high expectations. The battle between fast-evolving technology and how IP law will always lag behind, but also always stay relevant and essential. How experienced IP professionals like James find creative and innovative solutions to problems then help them overcome major hurdles.
Future of IP Protection Podcast