Copyright Law in the Digital Era – Media, Creativity and AI

About

In an increasingly complex and rapidly changing society, the ability to understand and critically assess the myriad forces shaping individuals, social groups, and societies has become more important than ever. From political dynamics influencing states to economic structures shaping societies and ideological changes affecting everyday life, numerous factors significantly impact both individuals and the legal frameworks within which they function. This is particularly relevant in today’s era of accelerating digitalization and globalization, widespread access to AI tools, and the rapid pace of content creation

Course leader

Course Leader: Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb Programme Coordinator: Prof. dr. sc. Romana Matanovac Vučković The summer school is organised by the Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb, with lectures and workshops delivered by distinguished international and local experts in the fields of copyright law, media law, creativity, and artificial intelligence.

Target group

This summer school is ideal for students and professionals eager to expand their knowledge and develop critical perspectives on copyright law and legal AI-related challenges in creative sectors in the contemporary world. To enrol in the Summer School, applicants are expected to have received at least 60 ECTS (i.e. one full year of studies) during their studies in law, political science, sociology, economics, or related disciplines prior to the start of the Summer School.

Course aim

This summer school provides a valuable opportunity to take part in a dynamic academic setting and explore the latest interdisciplinary perspectives at the intersection of law, sociology, political science, and philosophy. Guided by leading experts, the programme offers specialized knowledge, encourages the development of critical thinking, and introduces fresh perspectives on the connections between law, society, and politics in the context of the global rise of AI and the resulting challenges surrounding copyright law.

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