Steven Stein

Greenberg Glusker is pleased to partner with In-House Connect to present “The ABCs of AI IP: What Are Your Company’s Rights in AI-Generated Materials?” featuring Litigation attorneys Steve Stein and Andrew Lux.

Panel Description:

AI is reshaping how companies create—marketing copy, code, designs, product specs, even deal documents. But the legal questions underneath are getting harder: Who (if anyone) is the “author”? What does your company actually own? What happens when AI output resembles third-party content, pulls from licensed datasets, or is created through tools with terms you didn’t negotiate? For in-house teams, the goal is practical: capture value from AI-enabled work while reducing IP and contract risk before it shows up in a demand letter, diligence request, or product launch.

Key Takeaways:

• How current law treats ownership and authorship for AI-generated work—and what that means for your company’s rights
• The most common licensing and terms-of-use traps that can undermine IP claims or create downstream obligations
• Practical approaches to protecting trade secrets when employees use third-party AI tools
• How to manage risks around similarity, infringement, and training-data questions (without stopping innovation)
• Contract clauses and internal controls to strengthen IP allocation, usage rights, and auditability across vendors and business teams