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Mauritz Kop becomes TTLF Fellow at Stanford University
Mauritz Kop becomes TTLF Fellow at Stanford University

AIRecht Partner joins Stanford Law School’s Transatlantic Thinktank

Honoured and thrilled to join Stanford Law School’s Transatlantic Thinktank and become TTLF Fellow at Stanford University. It is the Silicon Valley, California based Transatlantic Technology Law Forum’s objective to raise professional understanding and public awareness of transatlantic challenges in the field of law, science and technology, as well as to support policy-oriented research on transatlantic issues in the field.

Human Centred AI & IPR policy

My comparative, interdisciplinary research project focuses on Human Centred AI & IPR policy. How to realize an impactful transformative tech related IP (intellectual property) policy that facilitates an innovation optimum and protects our common Humanist moral values at the same time?

Focus beyond Intellectual Property Law

With an additional focus beyond IP, the research shall present ideas on how Europe and The United States could apply sustainable disruptive innovation policy pluralism (i.e. mix, match and layer IP alternatives such as competition law and government-market hybrids) to enable fair-trading conditions and balance the effects of exponential innovation within the Transatlantic markets. The research envisages that the presented ideas and viewpoints will be refined towards more actual policies in Brussels and Washington.

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Amerikaans recht, Artificial Intelligence, Europees recht, European Law, University, IPR, Intellectual Property, Research, InnovationMauritz KopAIRechtMauritz Kop, TTLF Fellow, Stanford University, Stanford Law School, Silicon Valley, Research, European Law, artificial intelligence, Intellectual Property Law, Innovation, Policy, Legislators, Lawmakers, Disruption, Emerging Tech, 4th Industrial Revolution, Humanist moral values, Sustainable Disruptive Innovation Policy Pluralism, Public Domain, Res Publicae ex Machina, Pareto improvement, strategy, Amsterdam, Netherlands, USA, AIRecht, Law, Science & Technology (LST)
Intellectual Property at Stanford Law School
Intellectual Property at Stanford Law School

USA IP Law at Stanford University

Stanford Law School has a long-standing tradition of sharing its expertise in Intellectual Property, Science and Technology law with legal professionals from around the world. In August 2019, AIRecht managing partner and strategic IP specialist Mauritz Kop had the pleasure to be part of a pre-selected international group of highly talented IP lawyers, counsels and scholars who had the opportunity to bring their professional skills to the next level and study complex IP issues related to Silicon Valley’s hi-tech industry, during an intensive international certificate summer program on U.S. IP law. The international professional American Intellectual Property Law Program at Stanford University is co-directed by Prof. Siegfried Fina, Prof. Mark Lemley and Dr. Roland Vogl.

SLS: A World’s Leading Law School at an Ivy Plus League University

Stanford University is an Ivy Plus League university. Ivy League schools such as Harvard, Yale, Princeton, MIT and Columbia University are viewed as the most prestigious, ranked among the best universities worldwide and have connotations of academic excellence. SLS is one of the world’s leading law schools. The Faculty draws international top talent to its magnificent campus. Stanford Law School’s Program in Law, Science & Technology (LST) has been ranked regularly among the top three intellectual property law programs in the United States, together with the IP Programs (LL.M. and J.D.) of the University of California-Berkeley and the University of New York.

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Amerikaans recht, Artificial Intelligence, Auteursrecht, Europees recht, Healthcare, Intellectual Property, IPR, Kunstmatige Intelligentie, Recht, Tech Startups, University, WetgevingMauritz KopAIRechtStanford University, artificial intelligence, Intellectual Property Law, Ivy Plus League, AI & Law, Silicon Valley, Copyright, Patent, Trademark, Trade Secret, Research, Res Publicae ex Machina, Public Property from the Machine, Public Domain, AI Impact Assessment, William H Neukom Building, Hoover Tower, Campus, California, Stanford Law School
Dutch AI Coalition and Strategic Action Plan Artificial Intelligence
Dutch AI Coalition and Strategic Action Plan Artificial Intelligence

State Secretary Mona Keijzer launches Dutch AI Coalition and presents Strategic Action Plan AI for The Netherlands

65 Organizations, including our company AIRecht, are joining forces to ensure that the Netherlands becomes a major player in the field of artificial intelligence (AI).

Kick-off Dutch AI Coalition

More than 65 parties from the business community, government, education and research institutions and social organizations have joined the Dutch AI Coalition that launched on 8 October 2019. The Dutch AI Coalition (NL AIC / Nederlandse AI Coalitie) is a public-private partnership that functions as the catalyst for AI in The Netherlands. From leading multinationals IBM, Philips, Seedlink, Rabobank, KLM, Delft University and Amsterdam University, numerous SMEs to the police and knowledge institutions such as TNO and CLAIRE.

Strategic Action Plan AI of the Dutch Government (SAPAI)

It was a great day for AI-policy and technology driven innovation in The Netherlands. The Strategic Action Plan AI of the Dutch Government (SAPAI) follows a coordinated AI-policy approach on 3 tracks, including the implementation of knowledge and innovation agendas per industry sector (Health, AgriFood, Energy, Mobility), top research in the field of AI, the stimulation of AI entrepreneurship, the promotion of consumer rights and fair digital competition on online platforms, as well as safeguarding public values, human rights and fundamental freedoms through responsible and trustworthy tech, based on our shared European legal and ethical values.

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Artificial Intelligence, Artificiële IntelligentieMauritz KopAIRechtStrategic Action Plan AI, Dutch Government, AI-policy, SAPAI, Dutch AI Coalition, AIRecht, Innovation agenda, Research, NL AIC, Nederlandse AI Coalitie