In September, UQ Library hosted A Wicked Problem: AI, Copyright and Intellectual Property in the FW Robinson Reading Room in Fryer Library and online.
About the event
The event explored the evolving impacts of artificial intelligence on copyright and intellectual property law and the challenges it presents for the respectful management of Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property.
UQ experts Susan Beetson, a Ngemba, Wayilwan and Wiradjuri computer science academic and Dr Pratap Devarapalli, Honorary Fellow at the TC Beirne School of Law shared their insights and expertise on the importance of addressing questions of cultural authority in the development of AI technologies and the challenges for determining ownership of AI-generated material.
Watch the recording online
Watch A wicked problem: AI, copyright and intellectual property (Youtube, 1 hr)
Watch more Connected Conversations videos
Check out our Connected Conversations playlist on YouTube to watch other videos in this event series, including:
- Degrees of Disruption: A critical conversation on learning in the age of AI
- Promises, Perils and Possibilities: AI in research and scholarly publishing
- Imagining Inclusive AI at UQ: Disability, access and design.
Thank you to the Academy of Social Sciences
This event was supported through a Social Sciences Week Spark Grant. Thank you to the Academy for their support.
The views, information and opinions presented by speakers and participants are those of the authors and presenters and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Academy of Social Sciences in Australia. Funding support does not constitute endorsement by the Academy of any particular views, findings, recommendations or organisations.
