Conference on Text and Data Mining, Artificial Intelligence and Copyright

On June 14 2024, Swedish Library Association, Wikimedia Sverige, and the Institute of Intellectual Property and Market Law at Stockholm University, in collaboration with Knowledge Rights 21, hosted a one-day conference dedicated to exploring the intersections of Text and Data Mining, Artificial Intelligence, Copyright and Libraries.


SPEAKERS:
Dean Jane Reichel
Lisa Gemmel from Svensk biblioteksförening
Eric Luth from Wikimedia Sverige

Moderator Silvia A. Carretta

Professor Felix Steffek
Professor Johan Lindholm

Dr. Branka Marušić
Dr. Kacper Szkalej
Teresa Nobre, Legal Director of COMMUNIA

Professor Jutta Haider
Karin Grönvall, National Librarian
Wilhelm Widmark, Head Librarian at Stockholm University Library

CHAPTERS:
0:00 Introduction
1:48 Introduction by Dean Jane Reichel, Stockholm University
6:53 Introduction by Eric Luth from Wikimedia Sverige, Lisa Gemmel from the Swedish Library Association and Frantzeska Papadopoulou, Professor of Intellectual Property Law at Stockholm University
14:43 Professor Felix Steffek – Large Legal Datasets for Artificial Intelligence
38:57 Professor Johan Lindholm – Textual Insights: Revolutionizing Legal Scholarship with AI and Text Mining
59:25 Q&A
1:16:18 Introduction Session 2
1:18:51 Dr. Branka Marušić – TDM Exception or Limitation – Methodology of implementation in the EU Member States: creating cohesion or diversion?
1:39:45 Dr. Kacper Szkalej – The Paradox of Lawful Text and Data Mining? Some Experiences from the Research Sector and Where We (Should) Go from Here
2:00:57 Teresa Nobre, Legal Director of COMMUNIA – Teaching the Machine: Policy Developments in Europe
2:23:02 Q&A
2:30:47 Introduction Session 3
2:31:54 Professor Jutta Haider – Artificial Intelligence and Media and Information Literacy
3:00:53 Introduction Session 4
3:01:48 Karin Grönvall, National Librarian – Libraries, AI and copyright – reflections
3:12:12 Wilhelm Widmark, Head Librarian at Stockholm University Library – Libraries, AI and copyright – reflections
3:20:20 Concluding remarks