Academic conference

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

31 October | NOVA School of Law

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) revolutionizes various industries, often depending on creative works for its development, it is crucial to understand how it intersects with copyright law. Recognizing this need, NOVA IPSI invite you to the academic conference “CLAx: Navigating the Use of Copyrighted and Non-Copyrighted Materials in AI Training.”

This conference will feature a roundtable discussion on comparative legal perspectives from Canada, Japan, the EU, and the US. With a distinguished lineup of speakers, we look forward to a lively exchange that will deepen our understanding of the legal frameworks influencing the future of AI.

Format

Hybrid

Language

English

Programme

Local: NOVA School of Law | Anfiteatro B

9h00- 12h00

9h00 | Registration

9h30 | Opening greetings

Francisco Pereira Coutinho, NOVA School of Law

9h45 | Presentation of the CEP project

Marco Scialdone, Consumer Empowerment Project (CEP)

10h00 | Setting the scene: Copyright & AI training

Giulia Priora, NOVA School of Law

10h15 | Roundtable on Comparative Legal Perspectives

Carys Craig, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University
Rossana Ducato, School of Law, University of Aberdeen
Salvatore Fasciana, School of Law, Politics and Sociology, University of Sussex
Amanda Costa Novaes, NOVA School of Law – Estados Unidos da América

11h15 | Closing remarks

Philipp Homar, Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU Vienna)