Mr Daren Tang
Director General
World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) 

Panellists:

• Mr Daren Tang (DG WIPO)
• Mr Adam Williams (CEO UKIPO)
• Mr Tan Kong Hwee (CEO IPOS) 

Venue: Staff Lounge (Block B Level 2)

Panellists:

• Dev Gangjee and Robert Burrell - "ARIA's Overture: Composing an IP Policy for High-Risk Research Funding"
• Daryl Lim - "Regulating AI and the Surprising Virtues of Heterogeneity"
• Matthew Sag and Peter Yu - "The Globalization of Copyright Exceptions for AI Training"
• Ken Chia - DISCUSSANT

Venue: Staff Lounge (Block B Level 2)

Panellists:

• Aleksandra Czubek - "Algorithmic Obligations: Proactive Liability for AI-Generated Content and Copyright Compliance in International, EU, UK and US Law"
• Chien-Chih Lu (Jesse) - "Exploring Copyright Frameworks for Music Style in the Generative AI Era"
• Justin Hughes and Dev Gangjee - "Prompting Authorship"
• Siyu Feng - DISCUSSANT

Venue: Seminar Room 4-2 (Block B Level 4)

Panellists:

• Alexander CH Lou - "Chinese Judicial Dominance in Data Intellectual Property"
• Chen Yang - "The Promise and Perils of Enterprise Data as Trade Secrets: Towards A Transnational Consensus"
• Kalpana Tyagi - "Decoding the complex DNA of innovation laws to weave a synthetic fabric for real innovation in Generative AI"
• Jon Small – DISCUSSANT

Venue: Seminar Room 4-3 (Block B Level 4)

Venue: Staff Lounge (Block B Level 2)

Panellists:

• Christopher Yoo - "AI-Assisted Authorship and Personhood"
• Shyamkrishna Balganesh - "Artificial Causation"
• Joshua Yuvaraj - "The Vanguard of Your Destruction?: The Value of Human Creativity in the Shadow of Artificial Intelligence"
• Juan Qi - Presentation - “Bytedance Practice on AI & IP: Protect, Share, Evolve”

Bus available following dinner to JEN Singapore Tanglin

Mr Adam Williams
Chief Executive and Comptroller General
UK Intellectual Property Office

Mr Andrew Foglia
Deputy Director of Policy and International Affairs
US Copyright Office 

Panellists:

• He Tianxiang – “AIGC Copyrightability at the Crossroads: Problems and Solutions”
• Ronald Yu – “On the Adequacy of Contemporary Intellectual Property Frameworks in the Era of Autonomous Artificial Intelligence and other Rapid Technological Advances”
• Christoph Rademacher – “Regulating AI Before AI Took Over: Was Japan Ahead or Just Early?”

Venue: Staff Lounge (Block B Level 2)

Panellists:

• CHEN Hongyue – “Beyond Patents: A Bifurcated Incentive Paradigm for AI Model Innovation"
• Jerry Jie HUA – “Copyright Challenges and Solutions of Brain-Computer Interface Generated Content”
• Yuan HAO – “Will All Prior Arts Be Analogous in the AI Age?”

Venue: Seminar Room 4-2 (Block B Level 4)

Panellists:

• Christophe Gösken – “Intellectual Property and the Diffusion of Culture: Insights from the Watchmaking Industry”
• Mariam Aroian – “Architecture and Copyright in the Age of AI Culture”
• David Tan – "The Impact of Technology on Intellectual Property's Negative Space in the Fashion Industry"

Venue: Seminar Room 4-3 (Block B Level 4)

Venue: Staff Lounge (Block B Level 2)

Panellists:

• Shlomit Yanisky-Ravid – “AI-Generated Patents: The Innovation Paradox”
• Guobin CUI – “The Legal Status of AI-Generated Content as Prior Art”
• Gideon Parchomovsky and Lital Helman – “Artificial Inventorship”
• Jia WANG (Angelia) and Mingyue XU – “The Critical Role of Sufficiency in Determining the Patentability of AI-Related Inventions”

Venue: Staff Lounge (Block B Level 2)

Panellists:

• Wayne Wei WANG – “AIGC and Cultural Heritage: Wukong and AI’s Chain-of-Memory/Thought”
• Jyh-An Lee – “IP and Other Property Interests in Training Data”
• Michael Handler – “AI and Trade Marks: What’s Next for the Human Decisionmaker?”
• Emily Hudson – “Making the Case for Reform: Some Thoughts on the UKIPO Consultation on Copyright and AI”
• Martin Correa – “How will IP Drive Innovation and Creativity in the Future?”