Webinar RECORDING: Dennemeyer TechTime - Generative AI as creators – ownership and copyright boundaries are being reshaped-Session 4

In a world where only humans were once thought to hold the keys to creativity, generative AI is now taking center stage, reshaping how we think about who or what can be an artist.

From penning novels and poems to painting canvases and composing melodies, AI is pushing the boundaries of what we thought possible.

As we marvel at these advancements, an even more thrilling topic arises: The intricate dance between Generative AI and Patent Law.

How do the laws conceived for human invention grapple with the wonders birthed by algorithms? As AI continues its rapid and profound evolution, we are left grappling with thought-provoking dilemmas: Who truly owns the data that sparks these breathtaking AI creations? And once they come to life, forming pieces of art or groundbreaking innovations, to whom do the rights rightfully belong?

Join us in this eye-opening seminar as we dive into the heart of modern copyright debates, and we explore the future of ownership.

What are Generative AI and Inventive AI? Examples and recent developments. Presented by Anna Chiettini
In this section, we're looking to drill down into the essence and nuances of both Generative and Inventive AI. The aim is to provide a clear understanding, supplemented by compelling examples and highlighting recent advancements. The goal is to offer attendees a comprehensive overview and to set the stage for subsequent discussions.
The copyright perspective. Presented by Richard Brunner
Here, we transition into the realm of copyright. The focus should be on how generative creations intersect with existing copyright frameworks. It's essential to address challenges, precedents, and potential future trajectories.
The patent law perspective. Presented by Malte Köllner
The final segment revolves around the intricacies of patent law in the context of AI-generated inventions. The idea is to dissect how current patent systems are equipped (or not) to handle AI innovations. Delve into dilemmas faced by legal experts, and projections on how patent law might evolve to encompass the rapid developments in AI.

Anna Chiettini is a qualified lawyer with experience in M&A and intellectual property in both Italy and Germany. Her main areas of interest encompass the legal and strategic facets of the platform economy, along with matters pertaining to consumer protection in the context of digitalisation. She is currently researching the digital aspects of intellectual property at the Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition and pursuing a PhD at the Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich with an ongoing dissertation on patent law and its interplay with artificial intelligence.

If you have any questions, please contact Anna at anna.chiettini@gmail.com
You can also reach out to her via LinkedIn.

Malte Köllner is German and European patent attorney. He holds a law degree and a PhD in physics. Recently, Malte triggered the DABUS project, naming an artificial intelligence named DABUS openly as inventor for an invention. The aim was to put the topic of AI-generated inventions on the agenda of patent offices and courts.

He has authored and co-authored numerous publications on intellectual property, among others a handbook for the PCT (patent cooperation treaty). He is editor-in-chief of the scientific journal of the German chamber of patent attorneys, the leading journal on patent law in German speaking countries.

Dr. Köllner is well known for his contribution to monetary patent valuation and is a regular lecturer on intellectual property and its valuation.

Malte Köllner received numerous awards for his work as patent attorney and his contribution to the patent system, in particular his publications, many of which found a large response. He started his patent attorneys training in 1996 and was enrolled to the bar in 2000. He studied Physics and languages in Germany and France. He went to school in Germany and England.

If you have any questions, please contact Malte at koellner@kollner.eu
You can also reach out to him via LinkedIn.

Dr. Richard Brunner is the Global Head of Legal and oversees an international team of corporate lawyers in Dennemeyer's in-house legal department. Prior to joining in 2007, Dr. Richard Brunner worked several years as a litigator in copyrights for recognized law firms with a focus on the music industry. Dr. Richard Brunner is passionate about making legal topics accessible to non-lawyers, writes articles and speaks on conferences relating to copyrights, IP legal outsourcing, blockchain and corporate governance. Dr. Richard Brunner speaks English, German and French and has been active in the field of IP since 2001.

If you have any questions, please contact Richard at rbrunner@dennemeyer.com
You can also reach out to him via LinkedIn.

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Featuring:

Christoph Van Zyl
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Dr. Christopher Brückner
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The issue of whether an artificial intelligence (AI) platform or its programmer(s) should, or can, be credited with the creation of an Intellectual Property (IP) asset has been hotly debated over the last couple of years. But if recent events are any indicator, the world of AI can be transformed in just a couple of months. Will the IP system be able to keep up?

Stay tuned for the upcoming webinar session to discover the cutting-edge world of legal technology and learn about the potential of artificial intelligence to revolutionize the IP industry.

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Generative AI as creators –
Patent ownership and copyright boundaries are being reshaped

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Generative AI as creators – Patent ownership and copyright boundaries are being reshaped