This week, I had the chance to attend a fascinating and insightful panel discussion, “Copyright in the Age of AI: Legal Implications and Emerging Issues,” hosted by the OBA Entertainment, Media & Communication Law and IT & IP Sections of the Ontario Bar Association
The panel featured speakers from Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP, Fasken, and CBC/Radio-Canada who shared their incredible knowledge and perspectives on how artificial intelligence is reshaping copyright law.
As a law student interested in intellectual property and technology, it was eye-opening to hear how quickly AI is challenging long-standing legal concepts. The discussion touched on several key themes: