Following an enthusiastic response from members, the Legal SIG is regrouping and preparing a schedule of dynamic webinars; this is the first meeting in the latest series.
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape industries, collaborations between academic and corporate research in AI are becoming increasingly common. However, existing research agreement templates often fall short in addressing the unique legal, ethical, and regulatory challenges posed by AI projects.
This discussion will explore how key contractual clauses, such as those related to data usage, intellectual property ownership, and liability, need to adapt to AI-related challenges and evolving regulations like the EU AI Act.
To kick off the discussion, Mira Krämer will share insights from her institution, ETH Zurich, highlighting key topics under consideration for AI research contracts. Together we will exchange views and experiences on how our different institutions are navigating AI research agreements and examine areas where these agreements may benefit from updates in response to emerging issues.
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I learned more in the training course for 3 days than I did in the last 3 months at my job. The lectures were informative & interesting.
Hanna Sonnig
Setterwalls Advokatbyrå, Sweden
The expert-panel discussion educated me in strategic and meritorious choice of inventions to approach investors and manage investment funds for establishing a spin off.
Ram Siddappa
Erasmus MC, Netherlands
As always, superb topics and inspirational speakers. Great networking. Well worth the time out of the office!!! Great work HQ, thank you.
Peter Deakin
Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
Organisation and speakers were great, so enthusiastic about their work and very good at transferring their knowledge.
Sarka Bartova
Research Centre Rez, Czech Republic
I had a great experience and met high profile professionals.
Antonio Menegatti
Politecnico di Milano, Italy
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