- Topic：Copyright Issues of Generative AI and Precautions for Educational Use
- Introduce：
Protecting and applying research outcomes is a cornerstone of academic integrity. Recently, incidents such as plagiarism, redundant publication, and contract cheating have highlighted the critical boundaries between ethics and law. While Generative AI offers transformative potential for research and teaching, it also brings complex challenges regarding copyright ownership and academic standards.
To address these concerns, the Office of R&D has invited Attorney Chen-Ching (Arthur) Liu from E-S-S Law Office to speak. As an expert recommended by the Intellectual Property Office (TIPO) and a lecturer at NTUA, Attorney Liu brings extensive legal and teaching experience. This seminar will analyze the legal ownership of AI-generated content and provide practical guidance for the classroom. Join us and learn how to be a "smart user" of AI!
- Date & Time : April 29, 2026 (Wednesday), 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM
- Venue：Room R60203, Building 6, Yuan Ze University
- Speaker：Attorney Chen-Ching (Arthur) Liu (E-S-S Law Office)
- Capacity：80 participants
- Registration Link： https://portalx.yzu.edu.tw/PortalSocialVB/FPage/PageActivityDetail.aspx?Menu=Act&ActID=17164 (Deadline: April 24, 2026)
- Agenda：
- 12:15–12:30: Check-in & lunch distribution
- 12:30–13:50: Keynote speech
- 13:50–14:00: Q&A session
- Notes：
- If you are unable to attend after registering, please cancel your registration in the system.
- On-site registration is accepted; lunch will be provided based on availability.
- Accredited for 1 hour of Diversified Learning Passport.
- Electronic certificates (1.5 hours of Academic Ethics Training) will be issued to those who complete full attendance and check-in/out.
