Entries by Daryl Lim

Kara Jeffers | Pennsylvania First State to Launch ChatGPT Enterprise Program for Government Employees

“Experts like Daryl Lim, [H. Laddie Montague] Jr. Chair at [Penn State Dickinson Law] who is also an [affiliate] of the [Penn State Center for Socially Responsible AI], are encouraging governments in the U.S. to pass AI-specific regulations on things like data privacy and protection, ethical research, secure systems, and how it should operate in the public sector.”
https://www.weny.com/…/pennsylvania-first-state-to…
You can read the full article by Kara Jeffers Reports here: https://www.weny.com/…/pennsylvania-first-state-to…. Thank you, Kara, for your excellent questions on this important issue.

February 2, 2024 by

Kara Jeffers | Pennsylvania’s Path to Regulate Artificial Intelligence

“Daryl Lim, who teaches at Penn State Dickinson Law and is in Penn State University Penn State Center for Socially Responsible AI, laid out several priorities a committee should take when regulating AI.
“Data privacy and protection are critical, especially given the vast data sets AI technologies utilize,” said Lim. “Legislation must be robust in overseeing how data is collected, stored, and processed, addressing AI’s unique challenges.”
Other areas to consider are accountability and liability for decisions made with AI, ethical standards for use and implementation into the workforce, and general regulations for using AI in the public sector.”
You can read the full article by Kara Jeffers here: https://www.erienewsnow.com/story/50396259/pennsylvanias-path-to-regulate-artificial-intelligence
Thank you, Kara, for your excellent questions on this important issue.

January 30, 2024 by

Suzanne Harrison | “Let’s Get on the Same Page: A Framework for Aligning Private and Government Goals on IP”

“In October 2023, Penn State Dickinson Law hosted a number of stakeholders, including industry, academia, inventors, policy makers and national security advisors, to discuss many of these issues. Listening to the differing viewpoints on what needs to be done led me to put together the following list of questions that I think should be considered when discussing how to make the patent system more robust and reliable and consistent with the objective of utilizing IP for the benefit of the nation:” – Suzanne Harrison

Among her many roles, Suzanne serves as a trusted advisor on our IP and Innovation Initiative’s Advisory Board. Check out her full article and my interview with her as part of our “Profiles in Leadership” series here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fP_yUMZBmx4.

Let’s Get on the Same Page: A Framework for Aligning Private and Government Goals on IP

January 30, 2024 by

Georgetown Law Technology Review Symposium | Artificial Lawyering — Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Delighted to participate next week at the Georgetown Law Technology Review Symposium on “Artificial Lawyering — Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.” This biennial event addresses the implications of AI and generative AI technologies on the legal profession through an interdisciplinary approach.

Jovana Davidovic Deborah Hellman, Daniel Wilf-Townsend, and I will discuss issues surrounding AI bias, equity, and justice. Also looking forward to learning from Amanda Levendowski Nicholas Mignanelli Ed Walters Neel Sukhatme Avery Blank Zia Faruqui Matthew F. Ferraro and Julie Cohen.

A thank you to Editor-in-Chief Sherry Tseng, Symposium Editor Rhiannon Talbert, and their team at GLTR for bringing us together! Join us for these important conversations. Further details and registration information can be found at https://bit.ly/GTLR24. Penn State Dickinson Law Georgetown University Law Center Yale Law School Fastcase University of Iowa United States Naval Academy U.S. Department of Homeland Security

January 26, 2024 by

Transatlantic Dialogue on Copyright & the CJEU | Fordham Law

Delighted to join the “Transatlantic Dialogue on Copyright and the Court of Justice of the European Union” organized by the Emily C. and John E. Hansen IP Institute at Fordham Law School . This event promises an in-depth exploration of the dynamic field of US and EU copyright law and its broad implications, from platform liability to the impacts of the EU’s innovative tech laws like the Digital Services Act and the AI Act.

Looking forward to a rich discussion with Hugh Hansen, Robert Arcamona, Jane Ginsburg, William Patry, and Eleonora Rosati. Additionally, we’ll be celebrating the accolade of Eleonora’s book, “Copyright and the Court of Justice of the European Union (Second Edition),” which was recently voted the “Best Copyright Book” of 2023 by The IPKat’s readers.

Join us on February 1st from 6 pm to 7:30 pm at Fordham University School of Law, with a reception to follow. I look forward to the discussions and insights and hope to see many of you there!

January 26, 2024 by

IP & International Dispute Resolution | New York & DC

Mark your calendars for 21 and 23 Feb 2024! Gain CLE credits and learn cutting-edge insights in the Technology and IP dispute resolution landscape from a panel of experts from the US and Singapore. Find out more at www.go.gov.sg/ipdr-feb2024.

January 22, 2024 by

World IP Forum | Bangalore, India

Bengaluru is the home of India’s tech giants. World IP Forum (WIPF) was more than an event; it was an experience that reinforced my belief in the importance of collaborating with new and existing partners. Referencing the World Economic Forum happening this week, I spoke about AI governance in the context of the governance of rights, governance of access, and governance models in the US, EU, China, and Singapore and what we could learn from each other.

Now in its 12th edition, the WIPF attracted over 800 registrants globally. Congratulations to its co-founders, Jeet Agarwal and Navin Agarwal! Congratulations also to Scott Frank for receiving the Forum’s ‘Stalwart and Icon’ award. Among his many hats, Scott is the founder of the United States Intellectual Property Alliance – USIPA, President and CEO of AT&T Intellectual Property and serves on our advisory board at Penn State Dickinson Law’s IP and Innovation Initiative.

Bengaluru is also the home of India’s top law school, National Law School of India University. A thank you to Dr. Nigam Nuggehalli, his faculty colleagues, and students for their hospitality during my visit. I was also pleased to connect with members of the Alliance University and Christ University, Bangalore legal community. Looking forward to developing new avenues for collaboration.

While there, I was able to join some WIPF delegates to enjoy the natural beauty of the Lalbagh Botanical Garden and learn more about the Art of Living’s impressive global impact at its international headquarters in Bengaluru.

hashtag#WorldIPForum hashtag#IntellectualProperty hashtag#Innovation hashtag#Bengaluru

January 15, 2024 by

World IP Forum | Bangalore, India

Looking forward to joining delegates from the United States at the World Intellectual Property Forum in Bangalore, India. The Forum’s theme this year is ‘Intellectual Property: The Age of Powerful Techades.’

Indian President Modi, in his speech on his country’s 76th Independence Day, laid out plans for an all-round development of technology in the country, from 5G to electronic chips, from optical fiber cable networked villages to digital entrepreneurship in them, making the present decade a “techade” for India.

Along with John P. Hanish Miku Mehta Mamta Rani Jha Prashant Marathe Aparna Watal Jayakanth Govindarajan Ayan Roy Chowdhury, we’ll discuss IP challenges and opportunities at the digital frontier. I’ll focus on developments in the US and their implications for the Indo-Pacific and beyond. #WorldIPForum #IntellectualProperty #Techade #IPConference #SpeakingEngagement #BusinessNetworking #Innovation #Bengaluru

Thanks to Jeet Agarwal, Navin Agarwal, and their team for bringing us together for these conversations across of whole spectrum of topics. The times we live in make being present and engaged across borders more important than ever. I’m honored to have been invited to help present an award on the opening night. If you’ll be there, I look forward to seeing you then!

Douglas Ginsburg Almesha L. Campbell, Ph.D., RTTP, HonNAI Christian A. Camarce Christian Dubuc Colby B. Springer Debodhonyaa Sengupta, Ph.D. Ayan Roy-Chowdhury Balu Gupta DJ Nag Indranil Sarkar Madhuri (Mani) Roy Shantanu Basu Xavier Pillai Yatin Karpe, PhD, RTTP Elizabeth Chien-Hale Gene Vinokur Glen Gardner Gunjan Agarwal Jeremy Edwards Joanna T. Brougher John Douglas Graham Kalyan Deshpande Kirk Sigmon Manav Das Mark Hogge Mira Vats-Fournier Nirav Desai Pallavi Shah Patrick J. Coyne Rachna Nath Rory Radding Sangeeta Gandhi Shah Scott Frank Sherry Knowles Sreekar Gadde

January 8, 2024 by

PLI | IP Legislation & Technological Leadership

Delighted to join Senators Tillis and Coons, Judges Michel and O’Malley, former USTPO Directors Iancu and Kappos, and former senior congressional staffers Watts and Simpson in a conversation about recent legislative efforts designed to shape IP law practice, challenges that such legislation may face and how lawyers can participate in the legislative process. Thank you to Practising Law Institute (PLI) Kenneth Min for helping make it possible.

Highlights:

· The significance of the Patent Eligibility Restoration Act (PERA) and Promoting and Respecting Economically Vital American Innovation Leadership (PREVAIL) Act.

· What attorneys and corporate counsel need to know about the legislative process and what role they can play in supporting that process

· The challenges to passing these bills

· Whether legislation is the best way forward.

https://www.pli.edu/programs/intellectual-property-legislation-and-technological-leadership-what-attorneys-and-corporate-counsel-need-to-know?t=ondemand&p=392442

Andrei Iancu David Kappos Penn State Dickinson Law

December 21, 2023 by

Penn State Dickinson Law IP & Innovation Initiative | Advisory Board

One of life’s greatest joys lies in collaborating with individuals whose lives and actions inspire us.
When Judge Michel and I partnered with Dean Conway to form our IP and Innovation Initiative’s advisory board, our mission was to bring together a small group of individuals with integrity, dedication, and a self-evident record of service and excellence who would work with us to steer Penn State Dickinson Law to make a meaningful difference to our constituents at the law school, the state of Pennsylvania, the US, and beyond.
The Initiative’s first in-person event compelled me to stretch my horizons beyond what I had ever done. The Penn State Dickinson Law Innovation Forum on Capitol Hill convened government leaders and engaged stakeholders in crucial conversations on topics of immediate importance to our nation’s security and competitiveness, inclusive innovation, drug pricing, environmental sustainability, and stakeholder collaboration in the context of IP and innovation law and policy.
In this exclusive, closed-door, off-the-record, invitation-only setting, we fostered an environment where stakeholders could candidly exchange ideas—an opportunity rarely found elsewhere. Over two days, we aimed to transcend the usual conference rhetoric and actively seek solutions to systemic challenges.
I am grateful for the friendship, leadership, and unwavering support of every member who joined us on this remarkable journey. Together, we are shaping the future of IP and innovation, making a lasting impact that resonates beyond our respective institutions. Onward and upward.
#InnovationLeaders #IPInitiative #CollaborationMatters

December 21, 2023 by