Who’s (whose) right?

[Lars Levende Jacobsen]

Join us during Oslo Innovation Week and learn how to protect creators’ work in the age of generative AI

Påmelding: https://www.patentstyret.no/kurs/whose-right/registration

The protection of artists and innovators’ rights is complicated when tools for generating “in the style of” are freely available . How can one secure ownership for one’s work? We facilitate a discussion about intellectual property rights, from patents to tools that safeguard against AI scraping.

The spray can is a Norwegian invention, patented in 1929, and one of the first Norwegian products that made a big impact internationally. Its rights holder, Erik Rotheim, could choose the fate of his invention and gave his consent to further use to other companies.

This is not always the case for creators and innovators today – even though copyright, design and other protection laws are in place. Large language models scrap the internet for training with little choice left to opt-out, and counterfeiting and piracy is higher than ever.

Join us for a discussion about the value and tools available for protecting your work – with Cullen Miller from Spawning, a pioneer in opt-out solutions for AI scraping traffic; Silvija Seres, one of the most profiled tech-voices in Norway; IP expert Benita McKay and researcher Benedikte Wallace.

For whom?
This event is a collaboration with Oslo Science Park and their street art exhibition, and is open to entrepreneurs, artists, copyrights enthusiasts and contestors alike.

Meet up for breakfast, mingling and registration from 08.00 – 08.30 am.

Oslo Innovation Week 2024

Invites you to the heart of Nordic innovation. Pioneers is the theme for this twentieth edition. You can join in Oslo from 23-27 September. The umbrella event is uniting 80+ events driven by Norwegian and international incubators, investors, and startup ecosystem highlighting actual solutions to the Sustainable Development Goals. Explore the programme.

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