Mark Sableman

Artificial intelligence programs can “hallucinate”—make things up. We’ve seen that when lawyers have had AI write their legal briefs, and the resulting documents cite totally fictitious “hallucinated” precedents. Because of...more This may be news to the photographers who continue to make claims against news organizations, but use of photographs in news reporting is presumptively fair use, according to a recent decision. A Fox TV affiliate in...more In addition to being the world’s greatest communications medium, the Internet is one of the most effective conduits for fraud, illegality, and other mischief. Moreover, perpetrators, and the general public, tend to think that...more Patent and trademark applicants need to be pretty careful in their registration applications, but the Supreme Court has made things a bit easier for copyright applicants. The Court ruled in Unicolors, Inc. v. H&M Hennes &...more