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Open Licensing and the Knowledge Commons in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Eleni Boursinou
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Open Licensing and the Knowledge Commons in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

AI is changing how knowledge is created, shared and reused. The choices we make about open licensing now will shape who benefits. Will AI help the knowledge commons grow, or will that knowledge be locked away?

The OER Dynamic Coalition invites policymakers, educators, researchers, information professionals, civil society and technology developers to take part in this interactive webinar. Through short presentations and a moderated discussion, participants will consider how open licensing can help ensure that the benefits of AI remain open, equitable and accessible to all.

Speakers:

  • Dr. Monica Granados, Director of Open Science, and Diyana Noory, Copyright & AI Counsel, Creative Commons
  • Ramya Chandrasekhar – Researcher, Centre for Internet and Society, CNRS; Doctoral researcher, CERSA, Université Paris-Panthéon-Assas and Dr. Melanie Dulong de Rosnay – Research Professor, CNRS Center for Internet and Society; Director, CNRS Research Network on Internet, AI and Society
  • John Roberts – Chief Executive Officer, Oak National Academy
  • Anne-Marie Scott – Vice President, Commonwealth of Learning