In their day-to-day research, researchers regularly face copyright issues: What content am I allowed to use in my work? Under what conditions can I openly share data and materials? How do I use AI tools and their training data in a legally compliant manner? This workshop offers practical guidance on how to safely handle protected content and licenses in academic work.

Content

• Copyright Basics

• AI and Copyright

• Open Licenses

• Open Science, Open Data, Open Content

• Licensing Strategies

Target audience: Researchers, faculty members, doctoral candidates, and research support staff at Freie Universität Berlin, Technische Universität Berlin, Humboldt-Universität Berlin, and Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin.

Instructor: Dr. Till Kreutzer, founder and managing partner of iRights.Law, a Berlin-based law firm specializing in legal issues in the digital world. Dr. Kreutzer is also a co-founder of iRights.info, the online portal for consumers and creators on copyright law in the digital world.

Format: Hybrid.

Registration form for binding participation in the workshop: www.berlin-university-alliance.de/objective-5-sharing-resources/PM-Anmeldung-CARDS-till-kreutzer-ws/index.html 

The workshop is funded by the Centre for Open and Responsible Research (CORe) of the Berlin University Alliance.