Artificial Intelligence

Luo Li: “Protection of Artificial Intelligence Produced Outputs: A Mission Impossible?”

Monday 3 June 2024, 17:00 (BST); BG215 The event is free to attend, but registration is required.  Please e-mail Professor Dinusha Mendis at dmendis@bournemouth.ac.uk to book your place. Abstract As artificial intelligence becomes smarter, relying on advanced computational power and big data, an increasing number of AI-related technologies are being applied in creative and innovative… Read more » about Luo Li: “Protection of Artificial Intelligence Produced Outputs: A Mission Impossible?”

CIPPM researchers present findings from copyright open norms project at UKIPO and European Commission

On Wednesday 22nd May and Friday 24th May 2024, CIPPM researchers, Dinusha Mendis, Benjamin White and Dukki Hong were invited to present their research on copyright and open norms in seven jurisdictions at the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) and European Commission respectively. The project funded by Knowledge Rights 21 explores the adoption, use and… Read more » about CIPPM researchers present findings from copyright open norms project at UKIPO and European Commission

CIPPM researcher part of international AHRC grant into responsible AI and media creation

Bournemouth University has been awarded an AHRC grant for the project Shared Post-Human Imagination: Human-AI Collaboration in Media Creation. Dr Szilvia Ruszev is leading the project. CIPPM’s Dr Melanie Stockton-Brown is a Co-Investigator on the project; along with Professor Xiaosong Yang, Dr Tom Davis and Dr Maxine Gee at Bournemouth University. Professor Kejun Zhang from… Read more » about CIPPM researcher part of international AHRC grant into responsible AI and media creation

CIPPM research on AI and copyright featured on BBC News and The Conversation

CIPPM Director, Prof. Dinusha Mendis was featured on BBC News on 27th December 2023 in giving her opinion on the recent complaint filed by New York Times against OpenAI. In the complaint lodged at the Federal District Court in Manhattan, the New York Times (NYT) alleged that OpenAI had unlawfully used millions of its copyrighted… Read more » about CIPPM research on AI and copyright featured on BBC News and The Conversation