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Artificial Intelligence at Frankfurter Buchmesse

From ChatGPT to copyright issues – the trending topic of artificial intelligence will be getting considerable attention at this year’s Frankfurter Buchmesse. Does artificial intelligence have artistic talent? How do texts written by humans differ from those created with the help of AI? And who owns the rights to those texts? These are some of the issues that have already been discussed at Frankfurter Buchmesse 2023 by Robert M. Harington from the American Mathematical Society, linguist Naomi S. Baron, bestselling authors Maja Lunde and Noah Charney, author and Shimmr AI CEO Nadim Sadek, university professor and AI expert Katharina Zweig, founder and tech expert Mina Saidze, copyright and media law specialist Florian Wagenknecht, and many others.

AI in the rights and licensing business

Frankfurt Rights Meeting: AI session in September

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 autumn, you will once again gain exclusive insights into current topics and trends such as AI in four digital sessions in September 2024, followed by an exclusive networking reception with a keynote speech on the exhibition grounds on Tuesday, 15 October 2024.

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The #fbm24 events focussing on AI in publishing will be announced in summer 2024.

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