‘Symposium: Intelligent Entertainment: Shaping Policies on the Algorithmic Generation and Regulation of Creative Works’ (Florida International University Law Review)

Introduction: Intelligent Entertainment: Shaping Policies on The Algorithmic Generation and Regulation of Creative Works (Hannibal Travis)

Independent Creation in a World of AI (Clark D Asay)

Future of Copyright and Competition Law in Media (Matthew Eric Bassett)

Temperamental or Transient as a Tesseract? Analyzing Process Patent Eligibility Post-Alice (Johanna K Dennis)

Litigating Against the Artificially Intelligent Infringer (Yvette Joy Liebesman and Julie Cromer Young)

AI and IP: Are Creativity and Inventorship Inherently Human Activities? (Christian E Mammen and Carrie Richey)

Copyright Law’s Impact on Machine Intelligence in the United States and The European Union (Matthew Sag)

Institutionalized Algorithmic Enforcement – The Pros and Cons of the EU Approach to UGC Platform Liability (Martin Senftleben)

Can Algorithms Promote Fair Use? (Peter K Yu)

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Florida International University Law Review volume 14 no 2 (2020)

First posted 2020-10-18 04:22:04

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