AI and Copyright: Newest Developments in China [Video]

Wednesday 23 October, 2024Hosted by the Asian Law Centre, Melbourne Law School

Thanks to the rapid development of technology, using AI tools to create articles, images or videos, etc has become part of our daily life. However, the impact of AI is not restricted to the technological area. AI is reshaping our society profoundly, among others, by raising many copyright concerns: Is AI-generated content copyrightable? Who shall have the right over artificial intelligence generated content (AIGC)? Does AI need permission to learn from copyrighted works? Who is responsible for the infringement in which AI tools are involved? Chinese courts have faced these questions since 2019 and have given their responses respectively. In this seminar, Professor Luo Li introduced the newest AIGC related cases in China and discussed the potential copyright solutions for issues related to AIGC.

Professor Luo Li

LUO, Li is a distinguished professor at Law School of Guangdong University of Technology. Before she joined GDUT in 2023, she had been teaching at Renmin …