There are few topics as challenging and hotly debated as artificial intelligence (AI) right now. This session is going to look at the debate, the developments, and their implications through the lens of the rights community. From international legislation to copyright issues, the change of contracts and AI-companies as potential licensees, we will discuss risks, opportunities, and real-life examples with representatives from the publishing industry as well as technology and legal experts.
About the Frankfurt Rights Meeting:
The Frankfurt Rights Meeting has been the meeting place for all decision-makers in the field of rights and licenses for over 30 years. This year you can expect a hybrid format under the motto \"Licensing in times of turmoil\": insights into current topics and trends in four digital sessions in September 2023, followed by an exclusive networking reception with a keynote speech on the exhibition grounds.
Discussion
Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 1
60327 Frankfurt am Main
Germany
Participants
Dr. Tom Chatfield
Author and tech philosopher
Madeline McIntosh
former CEO of Penguin Random House US
Thomas Cox
Managing Director, arq works
Duncan Calow
Partner, DLA Piper
Peter Schoppert
Director, National University of Singapore Press