« All Events Virtual Event This event has passed. Software Copyright Registration Challenges: Making the Best of a Difficult Situation October 29 @ 12:00 pm Virtual Event Free – $95.00 « AI: Ownership, Infringement and Extraterritoriality Bartz and Beyond: Year Three of AI Copyright Litigation with Implications for Authors, Publishers, and Creators » The panel will discuss the difficulties in obtaining enforceable copyright registrations for computer source code, including version identification, identification and disclaimer of open source or other third-party code, and the unique challenges now posed by the ubiquitous use of AI tools to generate code. Panelists will discuss the USCO’s Guidance on Works Containing Material Generated by Artificial Intelligence, and the unique questions it raises for owners of software such as: How does fit into the AI-generated-then-fixed-by-a-human guidance for registration? Should engineers be thinking about registration as they’re writing code? How do we document what was AI-generated and not? If there’s a lawsuit, how can we deconstruct what happened into copyrightable and not copyrightable portions of code? Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live Details Date: October 29 Time: 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Cost: Free – $95.00 Event Categories: Artificial Intelligence, Webinar Event Tags:2025, AI Series, Artificial Intelligence, Fy26 Tickets The numbers below include tickets for this event already in your cart. Clicking "Get Tickets" will allow you to edit any existing attendee information as well as change ticket quantities. Tickets are no longer available Related Events 2025 Donald C. Brace Memorial Lecture December 8 @ 6:00 pm Hybrid Event Proving Song Infringement Through the Use of Sound Recordings: Ed Sheeran to Led Zeppelin December 17 @ 12:30 pm Virtual Event Copyright and Immersive Experiences: Navigating Registration Challenges at the U.S. Copyright Office January 7, 2026 @ 12:00 pm CLE Credit Details The Copyright Society is an accredited provider in California, New York, and Pennsylvania. MCLE Credits will be available for those jurisdictions, and requests for credit in other jurisdictions may be made when registering. While credit in other jurisdictions is not guaranteed, Copyright Society staff will submit applications for accreditation and notify attorneys upon approval. This intermediate program is appropriate for both newly admitted and experienced attorneys. Total minutes of instruction: 60 minutes. For more information about CLE, please access copyrightsociety.org/cle-faq. Please email cle@copyrightsociety.org for CLE related questions. Speakers Matt DiBattista Head of Open Source Compliance | Zoom View Full Bio Pamela S. Chestek Principal | Chestek Legal View Full Bio Aleksander Goranin Programming Committee Co-Chair, The Copyright Society | Partner, Duane Morris LLP View Full Bio Robert J. Kasunic Adjunct Professor of Law | American University View Full Bio Sponsors Webinar Series Sponsor