Do you have questions about using AI in your work? Here are some common questions that will be addressed during the lecture:

• If I write a paper using AI, do I own the copyright to that paper?
• If I use AI to write a paper and it's found to infringe copyright, who is responsible?
• Do I need to disclose or annotate when I use AI to write a paper?
• If I write a paper in Chinese and then use AI to translate it into another language and submit it, could there be legal issues?
• If I use AI to translate a foreign script and perform it, can I still claim to be the translator?
• As a teacher, how should I address students who use AI to write their papers?
• As a student in the creative arts, if I use AI to create a script, novel, artwork, music, or video, does the same apply to me?

Or, do you have any other questions about using AI?

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Event Details

📅 Date: April 1, 113 (Monday) 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Location: Jijin Lecture Hall (Next to the library stairs)
🎤 Speaker: Assistant Professor Zhang Zhongxin | School of Law, Soochow University, Host of the "Copyright Notes" Public Welfare Website