A Wicked Problem: AI, Copyright and Intellectual Property - Hybrid event

Join UQ Library for a timely discussion on the current and emerging impacts of artificial intelligence on copyright and intellectual property, as part of our Connected Conversations series.

Featuring a series of lightning talks from experts across UQ, followed by an audience Q&A, this event will examine the opportunities, risks and challenges AI presents for authorship, knowledge ownership and Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP). 

Whether you are curious about emerging technologies, navigating questions of copyright and intellectual property, or interested in how AI is reshaping legal and ethical frameworks, this event offers valuable insights and fresh perspectives. 

Presenters

• Dr Pratap Devarapalli, School of Law 
• Dr James Lewandowski-Cox, UQ Copyright Officer 
• Ms Susan Beetson, School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and Partner Investigator at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Indigenous Futures  

Register now to be part of the conversation. 

Who should attend

UQ students (including HDRs), UQ staff, researchers or interested members of the public.

Location

F W Robinson Reading Room, The Fryer Library, Level 4, Duhig Tower (2), St Lucia campus.