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When AI Hurts: Stress Testing the Heart of the Law - IPOsgoode If law is the heart of a democratic society... then AI functions as the stressor that tests its endurance in the face of emerging and increasingly complex legal challenges.

Terrific new #IPilogue post by IP Osgoode Senior Research Fellow Shadi Nasseri, describing AI as a “stress test on the heart of the law”—increasing pressures revealing the law’s inherent weaknesses and latent vulnerabilities: www.yorku.ca/osgoode/ipos...

Copyright’s Edges and the Ethics of Expression in the Digital Age - IPOsgoode Silbey’s central thesis is that contemporary copyright law is undergoing a gradual but profound transformation. Doctrines historically designed to facilitate the circulation of ideas and preserve the ...

My PhD supervisee, Xiang Zhang, did a lovely job writing up this year’s thought-provoking Grafstein Lecture by Jessica Silbey @jessicasilbey.bsky.social: “Copyright’s Edges and the Ethics of Expression in the Digital Age”.

Read about it on the #IPOsgoode #IPilogue:

www.yorku.ca/osgoode/ipos...

Currents, Waves, and Ripple Effects – CCH’s Legacy at Home and Abroad - IPOsgoode In March 2004, the Supreme Court of Canada released CCH Canadian Ltd. v. Law Society of Upper Canada. Twenty-one years later, scholars, practitioners, professionals, and observers gathered in Toronto ...

In the latest #IPilogue blogpost, Osgoode PhD researcher Shadi Nasseri shares her reflections on the recent international #copyright conference, which was proudly co-hosted by #IPOsgoode, on 'The Legacy of CCH Canadian Ltd. v. LSUC and the Future of Copyright Law'. See: www.yorku.ca/osgoode/ipos...