Navigating the use of copyrighted and non-copyrighted materials in AI training

 

 

Lisbon, Portugal

Thu, 31 Oct 2024

9:00–12:00 Lisbon time

The event

Conference CLAx: Navigating the use of copyrighted and non-copyrighted materials in AI training

Runtime 2:09:36

The full recording of the conference “CLAx: Navigating the Use of Copyrighted and Non-Copyrighted Materials in AI Training” held at NOVA School of Law on 31 October 2024. Scientific coordination NOVA IPSI Knowledge Centre on Intellectual Property and Sustainable Innovation.

Speakers

Scientific Coordinator: Giulia Priora

NOVA School of Law

Anfiteatro B

Agenda

  • 01
    9:00

    Registration at conference venue

  • 02
    9:30

    Opening greetings | Francisco Pereira Coutinho (NOVA School of Law)

  • 03
    9:45

    Presentation of the CEP project | Marco Scialdone (CEP)

  • 04
    10:00

    Setting the scene: Copyright & AI training | Giulia Priora (NOVA School of Law)

  • 05
    10:15

    Roundtable on Comparative Legal Perspectives:

    Carys Craig (Osgoode Hall Law School, York University) – Canada
    Rossana Ducato (School of Law, University of Aberdeen – online) – Japan
    Salvatore Fasciana (School of Law, Politics and Sociology, University of Sussex) – EU
    Amanda Costa Novaes (NOVA School of Law) – US

     

  • 06
    11:15

    Closing remarks | Philipp Homar (Vienna University of Economics and Business – WU Vienna)

  • 07
    11:30

    Moderated discussion

  • 08
    12:00

    Lunch buffet

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