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The course is taught by Prof. Massimo Farina and Dr. Alessia Palladino and aims to explore the intersection between generative artificial intelligence and copyright law, analyzing the legal, ethical, and technological challenges posed by AI-generated content. Students will gain an in-depth understanding of how copyright principles apply to machine-created works, the implications for intellectual property rights holders, and the emerging regulatory frameworks across different jurisdictions.

The course consists of a total of 8 hours over two days. It is primarily intended for PhD students of the DRIEI program. A final oral exam is required for 1 CFR credit.

The Course Program is outlined below

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The lectures are supplemented by 9 virtual lectures presented by distinguished invited guest speakers from Italy, the UK, Australia, California, Spain, Germany, and Sweden with empirical applications and innovative business models directly relevant to the topics of the lectures.
The attendees shall get exposure to a wide range of issues on the economics, business, technology, environment and regulatory aspects of the rapidly evolving electric power sector. A multiple-choice test at the end will evaluate how much of the delivered content was absorbed and retained by the attendees.
There will be a test at the end of lectures to evaluate how much of the delivered content was absorbed and retained by the attendees.