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As highlighted by the work done by international fora, which has sought to address the challenges and opportunities presented by AI, we are in an era defined by rapid technological progress and digital transformation. Throughout these discussions, it has been acknowledged that AI holds the capacity to transform industries, reshape economies, and profoundly influence the structure of our societies. Consequently, governments, international organisations, and institutions are confronted with the pressing need to establish clear and robust rules that will guide the ethical evolution of AI.

With Artificial Intelligence ranking high on the global agenda for decision-makers, we are presenting the opportunity to connect the EU with international multilateral fora such as WIPO, G7 or OECD and converge on a pivotal discussion: copyright in the age of AI. The event will revolve around understanding the profound impact of AI, with a particular emphasis on its implications for intellectual property.

Against this backdrop, the event stands as a timely occasion for key stakeholders to convene in Brussels and participate in an open, collaborative dialogue addressing the future of AI regulation through the lens of copyright.

  • Programme

    Opening remarks

    Axel Voss MEP and EIF Steering Committee Member

    Speakers

    Kilian Gross, Head of Unit 'Artificial Intelligence Policy Development and Coordination', DG CNECT, European Commission

    Michele Woods, Director Copyright Law Division, WIPO

    Rachel Bae, Regional US Intellectual Property Attaché, US Mission to the European Union

    Alberto La Bella, First Counsellor and Coordinator for Transports and Telecommunications, Permanent Representation of Italy to the EU; Italian G7 Presidency

    Audrey Plonk, Deputy Director, Directorate for Science, Technology and Innovation, OECD

    Exchange of views with the participants under the Chatham House rule

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Speakers

  • Axel Voss MEP, EIF Vice Chair
  • Kilian Gross Head of Unit 'Artificial Intelligence Policy Development and Coordination' DG CNECT, European Commission
  • Michele Woods Director Copyright Law Division WIPO
  • Rachel Bae Regional US Intellectual Property Attaché US Mission to the European Union
  • Alberto La Bella First Counsellor and Coordinator for Transports and Telecommunications Permanent Representation of Italy to the EU
  • Audrey Plonk Deputy Director, Directorate for Science, Technology and Innovation OECD

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