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Ownership of a machine learning model conceived using employer's data
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast?Big corporation in the UK, Intellectual Property and a ContractProve my work is not a trade secret violationProve my work is not a trade secret violationIs it legal to write software to convert data from a proprietary format?Can a customer claim background IP rights?Job Contract Copyright WaiverWho owns the code when my employer wants something similar to my existing open source project?Commercial use of a machine learning trained model whose use is allowed, but use of data is not allowed?Using Tinder photos for machine learningIs this Intellectual Property clause over-reaching?
I want to experiment with my employer's proprietary data to create a machine learning model. My employment IP agreement states that this model would not be in the same domain as its operations, thus, I could use the model for commercial purposes if it was created without the employer's data.
Does my employer hold any ownership claim to a model (or company using that model) created without its data but was demonstrated as feasible with its data? Again, the application of the model would not compete with the company's scope of business (I asked my company and received written confirmation).
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I want to experiment with my employer's proprietary data to create a machine learning model. My employment IP agreement states that this model would not be in the same domain as its operations, thus, I could use the model for commercial purposes if it was created without the employer's data.
Does my employer hold any ownership claim to a model (or company using that model) created without its data but was demonstrated as feasible with its data? Again, the application of the model would not compete with the company's scope of business (I asked my company and received written confirmation).
copyright intellectual-property non-compete
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I want to experiment with my employer's proprietary data to create a machine learning model. My employment IP agreement states that this model would not be in the same domain as its operations, thus, I could use the model for commercial purposes if it was created without the employer's data.
Does my employer hold any ownership claim to a model (or company using that model) created without its data but was demonstrated as feasible with its data? Again, the application of the model would not compete with the company's scope of business (I asked my company and received written confirmation).
copyright intellectual-property non-compete
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Mike RotchMike Rotch
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Mike Rotch is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I want to experiment with my employer's proprietary data to create a machine learning model. My employment IP agreement states that this model would not be in the same domain as its operations, thus, I could use the model for commercial purposes if it was created without the employer's data.
Does my employer hold any ownership claim to a model (or company using that model) created without its data but was demonstrated as feasible with its data? Again, the application of the model would not compete with the company's scope of business (I asked my company and received written confirmation).
copyright intellectual-property non-compete
copyright intellectual-property non-compete
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