Global Digital Encounters (34): AI, copyright and licensing

Fide and TIPSA (Transatlantic Intellectual Property Academy) join forces to organize a series of digital encounters to try and find out if Intellectual Property is equipped to face the ongoing changes that our world is experiencing.
All online encounters are open to any interested person and speakers have been selected among the most relevant IP scholars and professionals all over the world.
In this 34th GDE, we'll discuss AI, copyright, and licensing.
Objectives:
AI is profoundly changing the rules of the game for Copyright and Copyright Licensing. At the same time Copyright norms had / have an impact of how AI develops. European, US, and Chinese approaches on AI development, Copyright and Licensing are multiple and evolving. Can and will these approaches be converging? In Europe, can IP issues linked to the AI Act be sorted out by new licensing models? How is the current copyright system system able, or flexible enough, to face evolutions required? How Collective Management Organizations can survive and adapt to this context? For this Session of our Global Digital Encounters, Speakers from Europe with a variety of opinions will provide a worldwide picture of the future, for re-imagining IP in this area in favor of both business and consumers/society.
To properly address this issue, we've brought together an excellent panel with speakers from the Italy and Spain.
Panel members:
Marina Lanfranconi, Principal, Intellectual Property, Media & New Technologies, Studio Associato - Consulenza legale e tributaria, KPMG.
Dr. Valentina Moscon, Senior Research Fellow (Wissenschaftliche Referentin) at the Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition in Munich.
Moderator: Javier Fernández-Lasquetty, Professor of Law at IE University. Partnet at ELZABURU. Member of Fide’s Academic Council.