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Nov 13
11m 58s

The impact of Generative Artificial Inte...

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Rebecca Field and Lee Curtis discuss the impact of Generative AI on online search and associated legal issues. The online search market has been stable for over twenty years. Will Generative AI change the way online search works and looks, and what are the implications for brand and trade mark owners? Timestamps: 2:17 The impact of AI online search with a fo ... Show More
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