INTA 2023: Global IP offices take on copyright future

Sukanya Sarkar

May 18 2023

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Copyright leaders favour exceptions for AI training and said existing copyright law is sufficient to accommodate most technological advances

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Sukanya Sarkar

Special Projects Editor Managing IP

Sukanya manages the special projects published on Managing IP, including the IP Ones to Watch, 50 Most Influential People in IP and What Corporates Want. She also covers all IP-related issues in Asia including trademark, copyright, patent and design matters.

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