DosAgos Podcast

In a perfect circular system, waste almost doesn’t exist. But our intellectual property (IP) laws were not built for this circular world. IP: patents, copyrights, trademarks, designs were created to reward new inventions by helping companies sell new products. This works well in a linear economy, but it clashes with a world that needs repair and reuse. So, how does the circular economy connect to...

Patents remain the first legal stop for new technologies, serving as a test of whether law can keep pace with science. In this thought-provoking episode of the DosAgos Podcast, we look at the intersection of innovation, law and ethics. The patent system was originally designed to reward inventors while serving the broader public interest. But, what happens when new technologies push the boundaries...

It's both exciting and a little bit overwhelming to think about all the industries AI is disrupting. Our legal systems are struggling to keep up with this rapid pace of AI development as it is. Technology is developing so fast that regulations are becoming outdated quickly. This means, if you are using AI tools, even if it's just for kicks and giggles, you should be aware of the potential...

From the European Union to China and beyond, the global response to artificial intelligence and intellectual property rights is a patchwork of strategies, each shaped by legal, economic and political priorities. What’s clear is that the conversation is far from over. The interplay between artificial intelligence and intellectual property has the potential to make or break industries but is also im...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to the ability of computers and machines to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, encompassing everything from natural language understanding and pattern recognition to complex problem-solving and decision-making. Intellectual property (IP) rights have long been the backbone of innovation and are crucial for fostering innovation by protecting...

The First Industrial Revolution was driven by steam power, the Second by electricity, and the Third by machinery. Now, the Fourth Industrial Revolution is being shaped by the rise of intelligent computers, ushering in a new digital era. Intellectual property law stands out as one of the most sophisticated fields within the realm of globalised legal systems. Intellectual property refers to the crea...

A world where innovation reigns supreme, where every idea has the potential to reshape industries and thrust nations to economic greatness, where intellectual property rights aren't just legal concepts but, instead, the lifeblood of businesses striving for excellence and dominance in the global arena is a world which requires a paradigm shift in the way business and tech development operates t...