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Recording of IPKat webinar 'Image Rights in the Age of AI: Less is More or More is Better?'
On 30 October last, The IPKat hosted a very successful webinar discussing 'Image Rights in the Age of AI: Less is More or More is Better?'. If you missed the discussion, you can catch up with the recording here.
Events
Webinar: 'Retroactivity of the Proposed SEP Regulation: A Legal Analysis' (14 November 2024)
On 14 November, 4iP Council will host its webinar 'Retroactivity of the Proposed SEP Regulation: A Legal Analysis' featuring Dr Leigh Hancher as a speaker. For further information and to register, click here.
Indications Géographiques et Produits Industriels et Artisanaux: Vers l'Uniformisation? (21 November 2024)
French-speaking IPKat readers will be interested to learn that, on 21 November, the University of Perpignan will host a 1-day conference on non-agri GIs. For further information, click here.
Copyright Society's 2025 Midwinter Meeting (30 January - 1 February 2025)
The Copyright Society will host its traditional Midwinter Meeting between 30 January and 1 February 2025. This edition's chosen city is New Orleans. For further information, click here.
Opportunities
Making Digital Markets Work for People – Fairness, Efficiency and Consumer Welfare in Dialogue
The Centre for Business Law at Lund University (ACLU) has launched a call for papers on the the theme of digital markets, ahead of a symposium that will be held in Lund in February 2025. For further information, click here.
AI and Law Research Awards
The Miami Law & AI (MiLA) Lab at the University of Miami School of Law has just announced its AI and Law Research Awards program. Proposals are invited for research, policy, and tool development projects at the intersection of AI and law. Applications are open to scholars, graduate students, legal practitioners, and technologists. For further information, click here.
2025 National Patent Application Drafting Competition
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office invites law students and students studying patent law to participate in the 2025 National Patent Application Drafting Competition. The competition introduces students to issues arising in U.S. patent law and develops their patent application drafting, amending, and prosecution skills. For further information, click here.
LSE is seeking Assistant Professor in Law (Data, AI and/or Technology Law)
An opportunity has arisen at LSE for applicants specializing in data, AI and/or technology law. For further information, click here.
Monday Miscellany
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