This week, the Nobel Prize in both physics and in chemistry was granted to scientists working in AI. In physics, the winners of the prestigious prize were John J. Hopfield and Geoffrey E. Hinton; in chemistry, David Baker won.

Although many questions remain about the future use of artificial intelligence in general and specifically in science, there is no doubt that AI is here to stay and will revolutionize our lives.

aera stays on top of all AI and law, and contributes in sharing knowledge in this space with ongoing article series about AI, called AI matters. In this series, we dive into some of the key issues of law and IP in light of generative AI.
The series has articles touching upon the technology behind AI, Copyright x Generative AI, and Open Source and Generative AI.

Have a look, and enjoy the read.