New Vacancy: Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in the Law of Digitization and Trade Ref: 9423 Closing on: 16 September 2022 To apply visit: sussex.ac.uk/about/jobs/res…

Delighted to engage with #IP experts and speaking on contextual #patent disclosure on #AI inventions #ipsc2022 UKRI Research Node on TAS Governance & Regulation Sussex Research Sussex Law Sussex Centre for Information Governance Research Stanford Law School

Job alert! Join us Sussex Centre for Information Governance Research Sussex Law for teaching IP/IT courses Andres Guadamuz Maria M Frabboni Jessica Shurson Judith Townend sussex.ac.uk/about/jobs/lec…

Looking forward to presenting on #AI #robots and #intellectualproperty UKRI Research Node on TAS Governance & Regulation IEEE @Ro-Man 2022 workshop Robots and Society Sussex Centre for Information Governance Research Sussex Law jus.uio.no/ifp/english/re…

Looking forward to join Panel 3 #WIPO Conversation on #FrontierTechnologies: AI inventions on the 21st Sep. I will be talking about sufficiency in disclosure for AI-based inventions. Sussex Research Sussex Centre for Information Governance Research Sussex Law UKRI Research Node on TAS Governance & Regulation wipo.int/meetings/en/de…

"There will be unlimited content created by AI which will compete with human content - it's not all going to be very good, but it will compete," Dr Andres Guadamuz Andres Guadamuz. Massive implications of #AI for musicians, writers, actors. Imagination will be everything

This term the guests visiting our media/internet law classes have included @sussexlaw graduates Alannah Hoban (Ofcom) and Olivia Lewis (Clintons via Sony). And later this week, media solicitor Clare Hoban of Reviewed and Cleared. Invaluable insights on careers and regulation!

The @CITP Sussex Centre for Information Governance Research seminar @ARTS A A05 1-2pm Tuesday 22 Nov: 'Best Practices in the Digital Trade and Investment in Indo Pacific as it related to China' led by Dr Jeanne Huang (Sydney Law School) University of Sussex Sussex Law email [email protected] for zoom link

Born to be authors: the copyright of the child copyrightblog.kluweriplaw.com/2022/11/24/bor… I am sharing this post on the ingenuity of creativity by a child in the language of copyright law, a piece I thoroughly enjoyed writing, in the initial phase of this research. I look forward to the next steps.

Our Deputy Director Maria M Frabboni interesing work on children's creativity and #copyright law

Call for Participation - mailchi.mp/tas.ac.uk/call… The First International Symposium on Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (#TAS23) 11 - 12 July 2023 | Edinburgh

I tried the viral Lensa AI portrait app, and got lots and lots of nudes. I know AI image generation models are full of sexist and racist biases, but this one really hit home. My latest story for MIT Technology Review technologyreview.com/2022/12/12/106…

2023 SHL Call for proposals now open for applications to support the development of teams or networks to work on innovative research questions... more info here: sussex.ac.uk/research/centr…

#AI #Data governance #Intellectualproperty Sussex Law

At QMUL today. A big thank you to Uma Suthersanen Prof@Qmul QMIPRI, her teaching team and the cohort of the LL.M. International and Comparative Copyright Module. A fantastic opportunity to share my research on 'Born to be authors: children, creativity and copyright'.

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An opportunity to work for a year or so with Dr Lachlan D. Urquhart @[email protected], me and a lot of other fabulous people on the regulation node of the Trusted Autonomous Systems Project, please retweet widely. elxw.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…

The House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee has published its report on the creative industries today entitled "At risk: our creative future". Talk about a momentous day. publications.parliament.uk/pa/ld5803/ldse…

There's an eye-opening section on TDM. This says that the government should scrap its extension to the TDM exception, and should adopt the European approach of allowing opt-outs. This is my favoured position and was part of my evidence to the Committee.

A new term will be starting next week, looking forward to a lot of fun activities. Here are a few ideas that colleagues may want to try and that have worked for me in the past. 🧵