The Input–Output Problem: Generative AI and intellectual property
A guest lecture on who owns AI-generated content, how regulators around the world are responding, and how to use AI responsibly without losing human creativity.
This guest lecture examined the legal and ethical implications of generative AI — including ownership of AI-generated content, intellectual property, international regulatory approaches, patents and responsible AI usage.
The session encouraged participants to use AI as a supportive tool while preserving human creativity, originality and accountability.
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