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PANEL DISCUSSION: The Twin Transition Unpacked: Myths, Narratives, and Foundations of the Ecological and Digital – Transition & the EAD-ADERN Experience

Domain:

climate

Record type:

paperproject
Creator:
Clé
Editor:
LabSUASor
Publisher:
CCSD
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International audience Session Description: Drawing on examples from international agreements, business practices, emerging regulatory adaptations, and experiences from the Sorbonne Center for Artificial Intelligence, the panel will analyse the legal, commercial, and institutional frameworks necessary to scale the twin transition globally, with particular attention to the Global South, and explore how these developments might transform intellectual property and international law while translating high-level principes into operational, legally robust AI tools for climate action.

Tags

Intellectual property - Industrial property - Invention patent - Employee inventions - Employertransition globallyArtificial Intelligence[SHS]Humanities and Social Sciences

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