D&I webinar – Avoin lähdekoodi, tekoäly ja IPR:t

D&I Webinar

Event date

14 May

2024

Dittmar & Indrenius > Insight > D&I webinar – Avoin lähdekoodi, tekoäly ja IPR:t

Webinaari tiistaina 14.5.2024 klo 9.00 – 10.00

Toukokuussa Partner Anna Haapanen ja Associate Petro Vornanen tarjoavat katsauksen avoimen lähdekoodin käyttöön tekoälyn opetusdatana ja siihen liittyviin monipuolisiin IPR-kysymyksiin. Vieraspuhujana webinaarissa on Ossi Raita, Director, Nokia Legal and Compliance. Webinaarissa perehdytään muun muassa seuraaviin teemoihin:

  • Avoimen lähdekoodin IPR-suoja ja lisenssit tekoälyn kontekstissa
  • Kolmansien osapuolten IPR:ien loukkausriski ja sen hallinta
  • Generatiivisen tekoälyn avulla luodun lähdekoodin IPR-suoja (tai sen puute)
  • Avoimeen lähdekoodiin, generatiiviseen tekoälyyn ja sen avulla luotuun aineistoon liittyvät IPR-oikeustapaukset

Jos et ole saanut kutsua ja haluaisit osallistua webinaareihin, voit olla yhteydessä: thinkingahead@dittmar.fi.

Speakers

Anna Haapanen

Partner
+358 400 992 925
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Petro Vornanen

Associate
+358 50 439 3108
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