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Christian Peukert

Christian Peukert is a Professor of Digitization, Innovation and Intellectual Property at the University of Lausanne (HEC). His research covers the economics of digital markets and the economics of copyright, analyzing how digitization impacts consumers, firms, markets, and innovation incentives. Christian is a Research Fellow at the ETH Zurich Center for Law and Economics and a CREATe Fellow at the UK Copyright and Creative Economy Centre of the University of Glasgow.  
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What’s Next for Copyright in the Age of Artificial Intelligence?

Christian Peukert
In new research, Christian Peukert and Margaritha Windisch review how copyright laws and practices have evolved to adapt to new technologies and discuss the various issues scholars and policymakers must address as copyright law is once again forced to adapt to the emergence of artificial intelligence.

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