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UBVA course: Copyright, digitization and AI

May 29 at 09:00-16:00

Copyright, digitization and AI

The world is becoming more and more digital. Now computers are even starting to think for themselves, via “artificial intelligence”. This is leaving its mark on the whole of society, and also on copyright. Among other things, the Copyright Act has received a large number of new rules on AI and digitalization due to the EU directive on copyright in the digital single market. Many of the rules are difficult, and they create many questions of doubt. It is important to be able to answer them if you want to navigate the new digital, copyright reality.

In the course we focus on:

  • Can works created using AI be protected?
  • In that case, who owns the copyright, the user or the AI ​​developer?
  • Can works created using AI infringe on other works?
  • If so, who is responsible, the user or the AI ​​developer?
  • What if it's not about works, but about databases? Performances of performing artists? Sound recordings?
  • Can AI be used to review large amounts of data, including databases and journals?
  • What if they say no?
  • What are the rules on “text and data mining”?
  • What does copyright law say about digitization of protected material, including "orphan works" and "out of commerce works".

Hear about that, and much more, at UBVA's course Copyright, Digitization and AI.

 

Course information:

Target group: The course is aimed at anyone who would like to know more about the topics mentioned above, including researchers and employees within the research sector, case managers, shop stewards, named persons Others

Lecturers: Professor Clement Petersen and Professor Morten Rosenmeier. We are respectively legal consultant and chairman of UBVA. On a daily basis we work at the University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Law, where we, among other things, function as specially appointed persons to support good scientific practice (named persons).

Course material: The course program will be sent out approximately one week before the course. Other course material will be sent after the course.

Price: Participation in the course is free.

Time and place:

  • On February 20th with physical participation in Kosmopol, Fiolstræde 44, 1171 Copenhagen K.
  • On April 17th with physical participation in Kosmopol, Fiolstræde 44, 1171 Copenhagen K.
  • On May 29th with physical participation in Kosmopol, Fiolstræde 44, 1171 Copenhagen K.
  • On August 28 online via zoom
  • On October 30th with physical participation in Kosmopol, Fiolstræde 44, 1171 Copenhagen K.
  • On December 11th with physical participation in Kosmopol, Fiolstræde 44, 1171 Copenhagen K.

 

Registration: Sign up here.

The courses are held between 9.00:16.00 and XNUMX:XNUMX.

Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. When the course is oversubscribed, you can join the waiting list by sending an email to yk@ac.dk stating the course date you wish to attend.

 

 

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