Speakers include:

• Joshua Fairfield (Washington and Lee University), From Owned to Owner: Changing the Core Narratives of Digital Property
• Marco Ricolfi (University of Turin), The Future of Intellectual Property in the Algorithmic Society
• Cristiana Sappa (IÉSEG), Who owns cultural heritage in the algorithmic society?
• Dan L Burk (University of California), Cheap Creativity and What It Will Do
• Ignas Kalpokas & Julija Kalpokiene (Vytautas Magnus University), Beyond Anthropocentric Creativity: AI, Humans, and Going beyond Copyright
• Burkhard Schafer (University of Edinburgh) & Erica Fraser (Canadian Intellectual Property Office), Computational Creativity is AI having fun: the law of explainable and creative AIs
• Matthew David (Durham University), Living in a vacuum –9000 patents or £9000 tuition fees?
• Aleksandra Nowicka (Westminster Law School), The issue of the artificial intelligence being based on the algorithmic bias – the analysis through the feminist lenses’
• Kwaku Adu-Amankwa (Strathclyde University) & Angela Daly (University of Dundee), Whose Digital Property Is It Anyway? An Interdisciplinary Perspective on Intellectual Property, Technical Protection Measures and Digital Manufacturing Supply Chains
• Janice Denoncourt (Nottingham Law School), Corporate Intellectual Property and Technology in an Algorithmic Society
• Maria Lillà Montagnani (Bocconi University) & Alina Trapova (University of Nottingham), The GDPR to the rescue of algorithmic copyright enforcement
• Sean Thomas (York Law School), Embedded software and sale of goods: a suggested legislative framework for English and Welsh law

For further information please contact: Guido Noto La Diega (University of Stirling).

More information about the Scottish Law and Innovation Network (SCOTLIN) can be found here.