More and more “creative” content is being generated by computers. When machines produce artwork, music, and other creative works, who - if anyone - owns the copyright? Conversely, if the machines’ work copies pre-existing works, who - if anyone - could be liable for infringement? Our panelists will explore these and related cutting-edge issues raised by advances in artificial intelligence technologies, which stretch the boundaries of existing copyright law and doctrine. They will also discuss the challenges that artificial intelligence poses for the existent copyright law and where they see that law evolving into the future. Click here for more information.