Luis Antonio Velez Hernandez
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Luis Antonio Velez Hernandez is a leading scholar at the intersection of intellectual property law, artificial intelligence, and creative innovation. His research focuses on the legal frameworks governing AI-generated works, particularly the copyrightability of outputs from creative robots. In his seminal 2018 paper, "Copyrightability of Artworks Produced by Creative Robots and Originality: The Formality-Objective Model," Velez Hernandez proposes a groundbreaking "formality-objective model" to assess originality in machine-made art, challenging traditional human-centric copyright doctrines. This work, with 15 citations, has become a foundational reference for scholars and policymakers grappling with AI’s legal implications. He has presented his ideas at prestigious forums, including the Beyond Intellectual Property Seminar at Fordham Law School and the Yale Law School ISP and SCLRC workshop on AI and new technologies. Velez Hernandez’s contributions are shaping how courts and legislators approach the protection of AI-generated creativity, making him a vital voice in modern IP discourse. His research not only clarifies legal ambiguities but also anticipates the ethical and practical challenges of a future where machines are co-creators.
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