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Patent Law – Fit for an (Emotional) AI age?: CIIs, Training ANNs and Other Stories (4 December 2024)
On 4 December 2024, the UCL Institute of Brand & Innovation Law Annual Innovation will host a panel discussion to evaluate the adequacies of patent law in the AI-age. To learn more about this hybrid event (London and online) and to register, click here.
The role of Regulation in the European Digital Music Ecosystem (11 December 2024)
On 11 December 2024, Fair MusE will host its Work Package 2 (‘Assessing the role of regulation’) Policy Workshop. This high-level event will bring together leading voices in policy, law, and the music industry to examine how EU regulations impact the rights and the remuneration of music creators in today’s digital landscape. For further details and to register for this hybrid event (Lisbon and online), click here.
Obvious No More: A Guide to Overcoming Obviousness Rejections in the USPTO (13 March 2025)
On 13 March 2025, the IPR University Center will host an event focusing on the intricacies of handling obviousness rejections at the US Patent and Trademark Office. For further details and to register for this online event, click here.
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