IP Stories

In this episode of IP Stories, we sit down with the winners of the 2024 4iP Council Research Awards: Alia Kahwaji, Mina Jasinski, and Ludovico Bossi; to explore their award-winning research. From the impact of AI on patentability and voice cloning’s legal implications in music, to the challenges of fair remuneration for creators on social media, this conversation dives into some of the most pressing intellectual property issues of today. A must-listen for anyone interested in how IP is evolving to meet the demands of the digital age.

In this episode, we speak with Dr. Luke McDonagh, Associate Professor at LSE Law School, about how AI and robotics are reshaping intellectual property. As intelligent machines become more autonomous, questions about inventorship, ownership, and copyright are pushing legal frameworks to their limits. We explore whether current IP laws are keeping up with these rapid changes and what challenges lie ahead for innovators, businesses, and policymakers. Dr. McDonagh also shares valuable advice for young professionals and students looking to build a career in IP law in this fast-evolving landscape.

In this episode, we explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and intellectual property law with Dr. Zoi Krokida, lecturer in AI, Innovation, and Law at Brunel University London. Dr. Krokida talks about big challenges, such as defining copyright for AI-generated content, addressing liability for unauthorized materials, and adapting IP laws to the evolving digital landscape. She also shares insights from her groundbreaking research, recounts her career journey, and discusses the need for balanced legislation that safeguards creators while fostering innovation. This episode is packed with ideas and gives a fresh look at where AI and intellectual property might be headed. Join us! Check out the links to the podcast here.

In this second episode with Harrie Temmink, Head of Service at the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), we dive deeper into the transformative role of artificial intelligence in intellectual property management. This time, Harrie shares insights on how AI is used in everything, from translation and content creation to anti-counterfeiting efforts, discussing both the opportunities and risks this technology brings. We also cover new EU regulations like the AI and Digital Services Acts, which aim to protect IP rights and ensure transparency in the digital era. Harrie finishes the discussion with practical advice for young entrepreneurs on safeguarding their IP in a rapidly evolving landscape. Join us! Check out the links to this episode here.

In this episode, we speak with Dr. Noa Avni, Director of Research and Development at Nuroxone Biologic, about her groundbreaking work in regenerative medicine. Dr. Avni shares insights into how her team is using exosome-based therapies to develop innovative treatments for spinal cord injuries, a condition with limited options today. She also delves into the unique challenges of transitioning from diagnostics to drug development, the crucial role intellectual property plays in medical innovation, and the importance of building a strong, motivated team in a startup environment. Join us for an inspiring conversation on the future of healthcare, the power of scientific discovery, and the drive to improve patients' lives. Check out the links to this episode here.

In this episode, we sit down with Professor Eleonora Rosati, Professor of Intellectual Property Law at Stockholm University and Of Counsel at Bird & Bird. She is also Editor of the Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice, long-standing contributor to The IPKat, and Co-Founder of Fashion Law London. Eleonora shares her unexpected journey into the world of intellectual property, and the unique blend of technology and creativity that drew her to copyright and trademark law, the rewarding challenges she's faced along the way and her interest in Fashion Law. She also gives us a preview of her upcoming webinar on copyright and AI (link), and offers valuable advice for aspiring IP professionals and creators. Join us for an inspiring conversation about passion, perseverance, and the ever-evolving field of intellectual property law. Check out the links to this episode here.

Luka Banovic, our guest for today’s episode, is the co-founder of Hummble, the only active noise management system for HVAC applications currently on the market. Luka shared with us the inspiration and story behind Hummble, and discussed about success, the critical role of intellectual property, and the biggest challenge faced as a startup founder, credibility. Join us for an inspiring conversation! Check out the links to this episode here