Research Student
Working toward a PhD in Laws, expected 2023
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Reframing Copyright Limitations and Exceptions Policy towards Artificial Intelligence Technologies, co-supervised by Professors Jyh-An LEE and Noam NOKED.
Ms. Yangzi LI is interested in intellectual property law and technology law. With her thesis, she hopes to clarify the tension between conventional copyright system and advanced AI technologies, figure out the proper and efficient adjustments on current copyright rules and policies towards AI technologies, and maintain the balance between the copyright holders’ rights and public interest.
Journal Papers
- Does Black-box Machine Learning Shift the US Fair Use Doctrine? 16 JOURNAL OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW & PRACTICE (forthcoming 2021)
- The Pathway Towards Digital Superpower: Copyright Reform in China, 70 GRUR INTERNATIONAL—JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN AND INTERNATIONAL IP LAW 861 (2021) (with Jyh-An Lee)
- The Obscure Consumer in the Chinese Intellectual Property Law, 42 EUROPEAN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY REVIEW 55 (2020) (With Jyh-An Lee)
- “The Untold Story of The First Copyright Statute of China-Exploring The 1910 Copyright Code of The Great Qing Dynasty”, The Asian Legal History Conference (Online), The Chinese University of Hong Kong & Hue University in Vietnam, 24 – 25 July 2021.
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“Copyright Limitations and Exceptions Policy towards Text and Data Mining” , 5th Asian IP Works-In-Progress Conference 2020, the City University of Hong Kong, 9-10 January 2020.
- Master of Laws in Chinese Business Law, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, 2017.
- Bachelor of Laws, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies (GDUFS), China, 2016.