Posts from April 2026.
Can AI Copy My Voice? Navigating Identity, Music, and Intellectual Property

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly advancing its presence in the arts, creating what many consider a "Napster moment" for the entertainment industry. For the past few years, the vocal likenesses of public figures and artists have been used to generate highly realistic synthetic audio. This technological shift places immense power in the hands of everyday users, challenging our traditional understanding of originality and raising a pressing question for artists and citizens alike: Can AI legally copy my voice?

While the technology exists to replicate your voice with ... Read More ›

Patents, Defense, and Startups: What Dual-Use Startups Need to Know About Patents in 2026

Startups entering defense-adjacent markets face a different environment from traditional Government contracting. Many technologies that have application in defense contexts are created or refined in commercial markets while later being adapted for military use. Artificial intelligence, drones, and Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellations are just a few examples. The Department of Defense (DoD) is betting heavily on this model. Recent Defense awards to Anthropic, Google, OpenAI, and xAI to accelerate AI adoption across national security missions reflect a broader ... Read More ›

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