John B. Quinn

No, I was going to say there was something that I found so fascinating.

We had done an interview with John Quinn, who heads up Quinn Emanuel, and we were talking about copyright law and everything in AI.

And I was not familiar with this term copy left.

So for people who are like doing their startup, I will say if you're using open weight models, like be careful with what the licensing says.

hi everyone.

Thanks, John.

Thanks for having me here.

I think people here, everyone probably knows Alipay, right? So, and...

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This is John Quinn, and this is Law Disrupted, and today we're going to turn the tables on some journalists.

We're going to put the journalists on the hot seat.

Two journalists from the well-known legal publication in London.

But I think journalism in the UK is pretty sabre-toothed in many ways.

Not just tabloid journalism, by the way, but, you know, sort of broadsheet journalism.

And I think that that's part of a general questioning culture where and also the other the other thing, John, of course, is that the UK is very small geographically and everything is highly centralised in London.

So actually, you can get to know, you know, the sort of the guiding lights, if you like, of, say, the law or if you're covering another sector really quickly.

Whereas in the States, it's a little bit different.