Vastuullisuus, hyvinvointi, immateriaalioikeudet

D&I webinar series

Event date

8 Sep

2021

Dittmar & Indrenius > Insight > Vastuullisuus, hyvinvointi, immateriaalioikeudet

Webinar
keskiviikko 8.9.2021
klo 9.00 – 10.00
Tiedustelut:
elina.immonen-seise@dittmar.fi

D&I Innovation Powerhouse webinar:

Vastuullisuus, hyvinvointi, immateriaalioikeudet

D&I Innovation Powerhouse -webinaarisarjan syyskausi käynnistyy mielenkiintoisella keskustelulla immateriaalioikeuksista. D&I:n tuore osakas Juli Mansnérus puhuu siitä, miten vastuullisuus ja hyvinvointi liittyvät immateriaalioikeuksiin ja mitä vastuullisuusnäkökulmia erityisesti tekoälyyn liittyy. Tämä kiinnostava kehitys näkyy jo erilaisina kaupallisina hankkeina. Osakkaamme Jukka Lång tarjoilee samassa yhteydessä rautaisannoksen siitä, mistä EU:n tekoälyn sääntelyhankkeessa on kysymys.

Johdannoksi webinaarin teemoihin voit katsoa osakkaamme Anna Haapasen keväällä taltioidun haastattelun Business of Digital & Nordic IoT 2021 -tapahtumassa:”What does sustainability have to do with technology law, including IP?” Annaa haastatteli toimittaja Peter Nyman.

Jos et ole saanut kutsua tilaisuuteen ja haluaisit osallistua, voit olla yhteydessä:
elina.immonen-seise@dittmar.fi
Tilaisuutemme ovat ensisijaisesti tarkoitettu asiakkaillemme ja muille sidosryhmillemme.

 

In D&I Innovation Powerhouse’s webinar series our lawyers address topical issues such as cooperation with authorities, legislation of AI-technologies and development, regulation, data transfers and reporting to the company executives.

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