Binghamton Success Week: Friend or Foe? AI and your Career
Glenn Moss '75
Presented on: Wednesday, April 2nd 2025 at 12:00 PM EDT
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While AI has been around for more than a decade in the form of software programs reading, compiling datasets and making predictive outcomes based on such datasets, it is the rapidly developing capabilities of GenerativeAI (GenAI) with abilities to not only to read, process, analyze patterns and make predictive conclusions from increasingly more extensive and complex large language models but, more importantly, to create new data, texts, images and works for use in science, business, art, production and job creation -- as well as job elimination. This webinar will discuss the issues surrounding the introduction of AI in these areas and look at questions surrounding legal and ethical concerns new technology could raise.
Glenn Moss '75 is an accomplished in-house counsel and legal/business consultant with extensive experience in legal and business affairs, specializing in the nexus of media and technology. He's worked closely with corporate professionals, media executives and outside counsel in digital media, IP, broadband, broadcast, cable programming and operations. Moss has broad experience in successfully negotiating and closing complex transactional agreements in the private and public sectors, and providing general legal and business affairs advice to all operating divisions (sales, marketing/advertising, IT, finance, HR, content production and distribution). Agreements that he worked on include media service and content distribution deals with Hallmark Media, Fuji Broadcasting, Google/YouTube and Meta (Facebook). Through his media consulting business MOSSMEDIA, he has provided business and legal support to entities involved in Internet, OTT, cable and VOD networks. He is a graduate of Binghamton University and Case Western University Law School. He taught a course on Negotiating Tactics, Strategies and Philosophy for the Binghamton University School of Management’s PMBA and EMBA programs, and has offered an annual Negotiations Workshop for Binghamton undergrads. He also served on the Harpur College Law Council for over a decade.
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