Online: Webinars
Generative AI Update: Hot Topics and Latest Developments |
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| DATE: | Wednesday, 1 May 2024 |
| TIME: | 1.00pm AEST – ACT, NSW, VIC & QLD 11.00am AWST – Western Australia 12.30pm ACST – South Australia 3.00pm NZST – New Zealand |
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Generative AI Update: Hot Topics and Latest Developments |
| For those interested in learning more about what “Generative AI” means and its significance in the IP context, this session is for you.
Dr Hughes will look at the way in which the generative AI landscape continues to evolve, the challenges and opportunities it presents to all intellectual property lawyers, both on a substantive level, in copyright and patent law (including latest trends and learnings from the cases), and practical tips and traps. Dr Hughes will discuss the potential risks and rewards in the use of generative AI systems in legal practice, the latest developments in international courts and tribunals, the responses of legislative bodies to these new challenges, and emerging issues in generative AI, which stand to become future flash points. |
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| SPEAKER: | Dr Anton Hughes Barrister, Maurice Byers Chambers |
| Dr Hughes has significant advocacy experience in Australia and extensive technological expertise, developed in his previous career as a computer programmer and information systems manager at large corporate organisations. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Systems) as well as his PhD in patent law, and his thesis analysed the complex issue of whether software should be patentable. Anton is the founder of Tiro, a cloud-based practice management solution, and is a foundation member of the innovation and Technology Committee of the NSW Bar Association. | |
| CPD: | 1 CPD Point in Substantive Law. |
| COST: | Australian webinar registrations: A$25.00 – IPSANZ members (includes $2.27 GST) A$50.00 – Non-members (includes $4.45 GST) |
| New Zealand and International webinar registrations: A$20.00 – IPSANZ members (GST does not apply) A$46.50 – Non-members (GST does not apply) |
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| RSVP: | Registrations must be received before 6.00pm on Friday, 26 April 2024. Bookings are non-refundable once the RSVP date has passed, but may be transferable. |
Online IP issues and enforcement |
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| DATE: | Thursday, 9 May 2024 |
| TIME: | 6.00pm NZST – New Zealand 2.00pm AWST – Western Australia 3.30pm ACST – South Australia 4.00pm AEST – VIC, NSW, QLD, ACT & TAS |
| TOPIC: |
Online IP issues and enforcement |
| Hamish Selby and Sophie Thoreau will discuss common online intellectual property issues that arise in the context of misleading and deceptive conduct and misuse of IP assets, including domain name squatting, fake websites, impersonators and celebrity endorsements, virtual influencers and deep fakes, talk about enforcement options and outline potential prevention strategies. | |
| SPEAKER: | Hamish Selby Partner, Buddle Findlay Hamish has practised in the intellectual property field for almost 25 years and leads the Buddle Findlay intellectual property team. He assists clients with their IP rights in New Zealand, Australia, the Pacific Islands and abroad. Hamish advises the full range of clients from multi-nationals to small-medium businesses and helps them to protect, commercialise, enforce and manage their IP rights. |
| Sophie Thoreau Special Counsel, Buddle Findlay Sophie specialises in intellectual property law and the provision of commercial advice. She has extensive experience in New Zealand, Australia, the Pacific Islands, China and internationally. Her expertise spans over 20 years and covers the full spectrum of IP, from development and strategy through to commercialisation and enforcement. |
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| CPD: | 1 CPD Point in Substantive Law. |
| COST: | Australian webinar registrations: A$25.00 – IPSANZ members (includes $2.27 GST) A$50.00 – Non-members (includes $4.45 GST) |
| New Zealand and International webinar registrations: A$20.00 – IPSANZ members (GST does not apply) A$46.50 – Non-members (GST does not apply) |
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| RSVP: | Registrations must be received before 6.00pm on Friday, 3 May 2024. Bookings are non-refundable once the RSVP date has passed, but may be transferable. |
Cancellations / Refunds
Cancellations after the RSVP date are non-refundable however are transferable
Flyers
Flyer 1.5.24 – Generative AI Update: Hot Topics & Latest Developments