Creating OER with AI: what is and isn’t allowed under copyright law?
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Topic & procedure
Digitality is omnipresent and affects almost all areas of our everyday lives. But what about access to the digital world? The #vBIB24 is dedicated to the major topic of DIGITAL PARTICIPATION. In addition to many different workshops that are strongly geared towards interaction, there will be two keynotes by Tobias Roppelt(Gehirngerecht Digital) and Anne-Sophie Waag(Wikimedia / Hochschule Fresenius)
In the interactive twillo workshop, participants can use small case studies to practice enriching open educational materials (OER) with AI in a legally compliant manner. AI tools can enhance open educational materials (OER for short) many times over with little effort. The following questions will be addressed in the workshop:
- Is AI even legally compatible with OER?
- Are AI products protected by copyright?
- Can AI output be openly licensed?
- What is allowed from a copyright perspective and what is not?
In this session, we will use small cases (scenarios) to practice together how to use AI tools to create OER in compliance with copyright law. After a short input on legal aspects of AI use, we will go through typical application scenarios of OER creation with AI in groups and then discuss them in plenary.
Speakers
- Yulia Loose (Juristin, ELAN e.V.)