Intellectual Property, Sponsored by Administrative Law, Art Law, Internet and Computer Law, Law, Medicine and Health Care, and Technology, Law and Legal Education

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Session Type: Section Programs

Session Capacity: N/A

Location: Hilton New Orleans Riverside

Room: Churchill B1

Floor: Second Floor

How are the new presidential administration and new technologies affecting our ecosystem of innovation and creativity? Unlike in many other fields, the new landscape of disruptions, incentives, and opportunities is not entirely clear. How might our government institutions like the USPTO, USCO, NEA, and NIH shape new inventions, markets, and works? How will our pre-2025 doctrinal frameworks fare? How are creators, sources of funding, and businesses responding? Will creativity be chilled—or catalyzed into new movements? This includes an examination of intellectual property’s positive and negative spaces alike—as well as adjacent areas of regulation and government operations that help to shape the production and dissemination of new ideas.