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  • Monday, 22-07-2024, City, University of London, 09:00-18:00 GMT.
    The AI & IP Interface: the Latest Developments

    CitAI, The City Law School, and The University of Szeged are organising the 22nd of July 2024 a workshop with renown international scholars on the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property, to discuss the legal challenges posed by this general purpose technology, the last developments in the field and to outline proposals for regulation and enforcement of AI services and platforms. As outputs, we are planning to publish a book with contributions from the workshop and study the possibility of setting up and European AI and IP society.

    Chairs: Eduardo Alonso (CitAI), Enrico Bonadio (The City Law School) and Peter Mezei (The University of Szeged)

    Participants and topic:

    ∙Eduardo Alonso (CitAI), AI and IP Opening Remarks

    ∙Ryan Abbott (University of Surrey, UK), Intellectual Property Protection for AI-Generated Output

    ∙Pablo Fernandez Carballo-Calero (Universidad de Vigo, Spain), Protection of AI outputs: a comparative approach

    ∙Ioanna Lapatoura (UCL, UK), AI and trademark law - artificial fashion

    ∙Francesca Mazzi (Brunel University, UK), AI, IP and Sustainable Development Goals

    ∙Andres Guadamuz (University of Sussex, UK), Do you own your voice? The challenges of AI voice cloning

    ∙Caterina Sganga (Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Italy), AI and authors’ fair remuneration

    ∙Noam Shemtov (Queen Mary University, UK), AI copyright and fair use

    ∙Philipp Homar (WU Vienna, Austria), AI and TDM

    ∙Giancarlo Frosio (Queen’s University Belfast, Ireland), Algorithmic enforcement (DSA, Art 17 and copyright)

    ∙Peter Mezei (University of Szeged, Hungary), Memorization as a copyright use?

    ∙Joao Pedro Quintais (University of Amsterdam, IViR, the Netherlands), AI Act and Copyright Acquisition

    ∙Antoni Rubi Puíg (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain), Model disgorgement as a remedy for copyright infringement

    ∙Enrico Bonadio (City, University of London, UK) & Siri-Helen Egeland (Universitetet i Agder, Norway), AI copyright challenges and opportunities for artists (ethnographic, empirical)

    ∙Giulia Priora (NOVA University, Portugal), AI and public domain

    ∙Nicola Lucchi (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain), Trademarks and AI

    ∙Zoi Krokida (Brunel University, UK), Trademarks and AI

    ∙Xiao Baiyang (University of Szeged, Hungary), Chinese IP regulation and case law on AI

    ∙Magali Contardi (Dirpolis Institute of the Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies, Italy), AI, patents and medical products

    ∙Hasan Kadir Yılmaztekin (Justice Academy of Turkey), Designs and AI

    ∙Salvatore Fasciana (University of Sussex, UK), Protecting AI through Trade Secret, and Protecting Trade Secret from AI



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  • Tuesday, 03-10-2023, AG12 room, City, University of London, 15:00-17:00 GMT.
    How to Fund AI Art

    CitAI organised an AI workshop the 3rd of October 2023, where scholars and the AI art-wolrd explored novel ideas to fund AI art in the UK. The event resulted in the formation of two groups (each with a curator, and artist and an academic, an in collaboration with galleries) dedicated to the preparing two UKRI proposals.

    Chair: Eduardo Alonso (CitAI).

    Participants: Hannah Andrews (British Council), Mila Askarova (Gazelli Art House), Luba Elliott (AI art curator), Beverley Hood (Edinburgh College of Art, UKRI BRAID), Eva Jäger (The Serpentine), Laura McFarlane (Arts Council England), Marie McPartlin (Somerset House), Caroline Sinders (artist), Lucy Sollitt (curator), Nye Thompson (artist), Paula Westenberger (Brunel University London), and Eduardo Alonso (Turing University Liaison, City, University of London)

  • Wednesday, 07-06-2023, Ada Lovelace room, City, University of London, 09:00-17:00 GMT, by invitation only. Webinar hosted by CitAI and The Alan Turing Institute.
    AI Art Turing Workshop
     Chair: Eduardo Alonso (CitAI).

    CitAI and The Alan Turing Institute brought together artists, curators, critics, scholars, and companies to promote AI art in the UK, to openly discuss the formation of a network that will facilitate the exchange of ideas as well as to explore opportunities for collaboration.

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    AIPerformance

  • Tuesday, 14-03-2023, (Zoom; 14:00-15:00 GMT): Webinar hosted by TCCE and CitAI.
    AI and Performance
     Chair: Eduardo Alonso (CitAI). Speakers: Karl Woolley, Mattias Frey, Aoi Nakamura & Esteban Lecoq, and Sahil Dhingra.

    In this discursive and informal event, we considered how AI is impacting questions of performance, in particular whether performance itself can be changed through engaging with and assimilating AI on the dance and film industries. We examined cultural touring companies and their use of digital media, and whether technology can address the increasing challenges of touring live work, and help audiences access performance. We also considered the use of AI during film production including in pre- and post-production, audience engagement and AI, as well as showcasing some pioneering work being undertaken across the creative and cultural industries.

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    AIPerformance

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