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Code & Culture: Indigenous IP Rights in the Age of Artificial Intelligence [CLE eligible]
Recorded On: 05/02/2026
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Pre-recorded from INTA's 2026 Annual Meeting
Presented by the 2026–2027 Indigenous Rights Committee
Explore how AI is reshaping Indigenous intellectual property both as a threat and a tool. This session will explore the risks of cultural misappropriation as AI extracts language, art, and rituals without consent, and highlights the legal, ethical, and reputational challenges faced by brands. Learn about data sovereignty, Indigenous protocols, and policy responses, while discovering how AI can empower communities to preserve and protect their IP. Through expert presentations and audience engagement, this session offers actionable insights for navigating the evolving intersection of AI and Indigenous rights. Don’t miss this opportunity to shape a more equitable digital future.
Moderator: Lorraine Takaendesa, Partner, Honey & Blackenberg (Zimbabwe)
Speakers:
- Stéphane Caron, Partner, Gowling WLG (Canada)
- Marion Heathcote, Principal, Davies Collison Cave (Australia)
- Manish Mishra, Partner, Inttl Advocare (India)
- Shoshanna Paul, Partner, Thompson Dorfman Sweatman LLP (Canada)