E088 - Legal Ramifications of AI with Attorney Alexis Nelson

Let’s dive into the legal side of creating content with AI. If you’re using generative tools like ChatGPT, MidJourney, Canva, or anything similar to produce images, videos, or written content, it’s essential to understand how intellectual property laws come into play—and to ensure you're staying compliant. Your prompts may be original, but the outputs generated by these tools might not be, and that can raise serious legal concerns down the road.

To help us unpack this, I’ve invited Alexis Nelson—an expert in patent and intellectual property law—to break down what content creators need to know before hitting publish on AI-generated work.

Alexis is the founder of Silicon Slopes IP, a boutique IP law firm. She also serves as of counsel at Kunzler, Bean & Adamson in Salt Lake City and Goldstein Patent Law in New York. With over two decades of experience, Alexis has represented everyone from startups to Fortune 100 companies. Her practice covers patents, trademarks, licensing, disputes, and all things IP. You can learn more at siliconslopesip.com or connect on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/98808250.

Just a reminder—while we’re exploring legal topics, nothing shared in this episode should be considered legal advice. This content is for informational purposes only. For legal guidance specific to your situation, please consult a qualified attorney.

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