The accelerated pace of innovation in the era of Generative AI (Gen AI) brings forth many questions at the intersection of intellectual property, competition and regulation. The role of platforms and data, and more recently the rise of Gen AI, shape our increasingly digital economy in a way that requires a reconsideration of conventional wisdom about the working of markets as well as of competition law on multiple regulatory fronts. The legal responses and the enforcement activities require new conceptual and theoretical frameworks, grounded in sound law and economics principles, in order to create an effective and cohesive framework for the digital economy. To unknot this complex debate on innovation in the digital age, we encourage participants to submit abstracts dealing with and related to the above-referred issues from an inter-disciplinary perspective.
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Thoughtful, fun-filled and relaxing discussions on Generative AI, #intellectualproperty #data & #competition at #COMIPinDigiMarkts#COMIPinDigiMarkts2024 Maastricht University Faculty of Law Some moments captured at the PhD workshop, dinner and boat ride thanks to (photo credit): Paula Roldán Barraza, Sarah Schoenmaekers, Behrang Kianzad
Have you also been totally immersed in discussions about #competitionlaw and #economics of #ArtificialIntelligence and #digitalmarkets, more narrowly, issues relating to #fairness and #consumerwelfare? Then you are cordially invited to our upcoming conference "Making Digital Markets Work for People – Fairness, Efficiency and Consumer Welfare in Dialogue", taking place on February 7th 2025 at Ekonomih?gskolan vid Lunds universitet in collaboration with ACLU - Aff?rsr?ttsligt Centrum vid Lunds universitet , organized by me, Johan Axhamn and Fabrizio Esposito. Please find call for paper attached and selected papers will be published with a special issue of Nordic Journal of Intellectual Property Review (NIR) (NIR - Nordiskt Immateriellt R?ttsskydd) Deadline for abstract submission is 14th of November (extended), preliminary conference papers due 20th January 2025. Feel free to circulate the call for papers in your networks! Looking forward to meet you in Sweden!
Dear all, Please find attached the latest #COM&IPInsights on 'Protecting AI-generated images in China'. In this research insight, Lin Xi highlights the following issues. First, how does Chinese copyright law deal with AI-generated images? Second, whether there is an emerging trend that indicates lowering the threshold for originality, particularly as regards literary works? Third, whether the collective management organizations can play a constructive role in the licensing of fine artwork for training GenAI models? Author: Xi Lin Editor: K Tyagi Generative AI #China Stability AI
Have you also been totally immersed in discussions about #competitionlaw and #economics of #ArtificialIntelligence and #digitalmarkets, more narrowly, issues relating to #fairness and #consumerwelfare? Then you are cordially invited to our upcoming conference "Making Digital Markets Work for People – Fairness, Efficiency and Consumer Welfare in Dialogue", taking place on February 7th 2025 at Ekonomih?gskolan vid Lunds universitet in collaboration with ACLU - Aff?rsr?ttsligt Centrum vid Lunds universitet , organized by me, Johan Axhamn and Fabrizio Esposito. Please find call for paper attached and selected papers will be published with a special issue of Nordic Journal of Intellectual Property Review (NIR) (NIR - Nordiskt Immateriellt R?ttsskydd) Deadline for abstract submission is 14th of November (extended), preliminary conference papers due 20th January 2025. Feel free to circulate the call for papers in your networks! Looking forward to meet you in Sweden!
An Academic, a frequent writer, a voracious reader, an occasional speaker, an intermittent creativist, a researcher, but most pressingly, a life long-learner :)
Happy to share the research insights from my work on #syntheticdata #generativeAI #copyright and #dataprotection that I shared and presented in hybrid mode at Center for Intellectual Property and Information Law, Faculty of Law University of Cambridge. My heartfelt gratitude to all the Center for Intellectual Property and Information Law, and especially, Henning Grosse Ruse-Khan and David Erdos for their rich insights at the seminar. Pre-print paper available here (regularly updated): https://lnkd.in/evGBYP_b Recording available here: https://lnkd.in/eYR6UtNN Power point presentation available here: https://lnkd.in/eW5xvKmd Generative AI #syntheticdata #copyright #dataprotection #data Internetofthings ID #innovation
Professor of Intellectual Property Law, Director of Cyber-Physical Sustainability Center (CPSC), Keio University; Attorney-at-law (Japan)
On September 13, 2024, my colleague and project manager, Prof. Fumio Shimpo will organize 'Cybernetic Avatars and Digital Twin E3LSI Issue Deployment: Second Symposium of the Moonshot R&D Project’. You can attend the symposium at Keio University, Tokyo, Japan, or online by registering in advance. For more details and registration, please see the following site: https://lnkd.in/gge-u7wT
An Academic, a frequent writer, a voracious reader, an occasional speaker, an intermittent creativist, a researcher, but most pressingly, a life long-learner :)
Come join us on for an engaging #comparative and #interdisciplinary perspective on Generative AI #intellectualproperty, #competition and #data at #COMIPinDigiMarkts2024. Programme available now. When & Where: 5th & 6th September 2024 (hybrid mode) Maastricht University Faculty of Law Will like to join? Please register here - https://lnkd.in/eWQGMaSc
How to adjust the scope of #copyright to accommodate #generativeAI? In this research insight Bertin Martens reflects on the following research questions. First, what are the implications of the traditional notion of copyright in the era of Generative AI (GenAI)? Second, how does the rise of GenAI upset the balance between static and dynamic welfare effects of copyright? Third, what is the response of the creative content industries to the rise of GenAI? In light of the changing market dynamics, Martens offers an eight-point policy recommendation to make copyright laws more adaptive and agile to the new innovation-driven economy. While making this analysis, he follows the well-established inter-disciplinary approach dealing with the economic analysis of law. #law #economics #copyright #generativeAI #scopeofprotection #TDM #datamining #textmining Author: Bertin Martens Editor: K Tyagi
Hello all! Here's the next edition of #COMandIPInsights The theme for this COM&IP Insight is ‘Article 102 TFEU and privacy-related harms: Why exploitative theories of harm are necessary for the digital economy?’ The research question that Gorecka asks in this research insight are threefold. First, whether the application of Article 102 TFEU to data privacy harms is a tightrope between competition policy and data protection? Second, how can the traditional competition law tools be adroitly deployed to hammer privacy concerns in competition law assessment? Third, how ‘polycentric’ approach to competition law can foster fairness and democracy alongside the more economic goals of competition policy?? To more, read the #insight Author: Arletta Gorecka Editor: K Tyagi #competition #privacy #exploitative #theoriesofharm #polycentric #Facebook #dataprotection
Ever wondered what role for expert knowledge in EU? How does Commission selects its sources, how often, and what is the function, role and influence of this expert knowledge? Joanna Mazur reflects the role of expert knowledge in #EUcompetitionlaw and the #DigitalMarketsAct. Author: Joanna Mazur Editor: K Tyagi #COMIPinDigiMarkts #competition #expertknowledge