Today we’re talking to Oliver Scherenberg, founder of Scherenberg Legal & Licensing. We discuss the legal implications of deepfake technology and AI voice replication; the idea of AI replacing lawyers; and where Web3 technology is really headed.

All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast! 

For more about Oliver, check out his website: https://www.scherenberg-ll.com/de/

To check out Oliver’s latest project, visit: https://www.web3lex.io

Produced by ProSeries Media.

About Oliver Scherenberg:

I am an intellectual property attorney with over 15 years of experience in licensing and monetization. Regulatory aspects of live-streaming are another field of activity.

In 2021, NFTs have caught my attention and the entire web3 “arena” fascinates me. While my involvement in projects mostly starts from the legal side (IP licensing aspects, copyrights, brands, royalties, minting terms, platform terms etc.), I often drift into creative processes of decentralized organizations, community building and ideas about utilities of NFTs.

As artificial intelligence became more popular to mass markets in 2022, I started digging into the copyright related issues coming with it. And I love tinkering with the tools like ChatGPT, DALL-E2 and others myself.

About Scherenberg Legal & Licensing:

SCHERENBERG LEGAL & LICENSING is a boutique law firm specializing in intellectual property, media and entertainment law. We are located in Hamburg, Germany.

Since a while now, we have expanded our consultancy to legals matter in web3.

Examples of our expertise:

– Monetization of intangible assets such as patent and trademark, publicity, image and reputational rights

– Drafting and negotiation of agreements with a focus on licensing and settlement deals

– Legal questions related to web3 (non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and Metaverse)

– Enforcement actions, especially preliminary injunctions, infringement and border detention proceedings

– Representations in legislative and regulatory procedures as well as standardization processes for patented technologies

– Press law, reputation management and crisis communication, especially in the context of “bad press”

– Legal aspects of online content creation and influencer marketing in social media, streaming, and platforms