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Jessica Mathew
Student
University College London
Jessica Mathew is an LLM student at University College London. She graduated from the University of Surrey (LLB). Her research interests lie at the convergence of IP law and technology. Over 2021-22 she completed a short study on the use of the algorithm OASys as a prison management system by HMPPS. In 2023 she was nominated for a LawWorks ProBono award for her contribution to the Access to Justice Clinic at Surrey.
Recent Articles by Jessica Mathew
Copyright Fright-Night: Where Should We Stand on the Outputs of AI Image Generators?
From SAG-AFTRA strikes to the class action lawsuit of McKernan against Stability AI, Stability Diffusion and Midjourney, the creative industries are concerned with the ability of AI systems to produce outputs in the likeness of their original works. Earlier this year, a class action lawsuit against popular generative AI developers Stability AI, Midjourney, and DeviantArt was filed in the United States alleging copyright infringement. McKernan and others claimed that generative AI outputs have reproduced a significant portion of their original work.