In the programme
THE LEGAL GLITCH
Two Lawyers, One AI Revolution, No Easy Answers
Copyright grew up in a world where a person with a name stood behind every frame. Generative production breaks that assumption apart: who is the author, whose training data is it, what are you actually licensed for, and what only looks like a licence. This panel is not a reading of the statute but a tour of the places where today's practice and the law have come apart, and what to do about it before someone else does it for you.
- Two lawyers, one question: who owns what the model made
- Where Polish practice already parts ways with the EU rulebook
- What to put in a contract today so it survives the next model
Who's on stage
Mariusz Busilo
Lawyer · Media Law · Poland
Lawyer specialising in telecommunications, IT, media and copyright law, and an expert of the Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications. He worked at the National Broadcasting Council and then at the Office of Electronic Communications, where he handled telecom legislation and, from 2006 to 2012, served as deputy director of the spectrum management department, running the legal side of how radio frequencies are allocated. He has worked in European Commission, CEPT and ITU groups, and today advises telecom, media and technology companies.
Michal Kibil
Lawyer · Tech Law · Poland
Lawyer and senior partner at DGTL Kibil Piecuch i Wspólnicy, the firm he co-founded, with offices in Warsaw and Kraków. He leads its HR law practice and co-leads new technologies, working on data protection, the flow of personal data, blockchain and what automation actually does to employment. He started out at the National Labour Inspectorate, then opened and ran the Warsaw office of a leading Kraków firm and headed HR practices at two others before founding his own. Co-author of the expert report Blockchain in Poland, he trains lawyers at the Warsaw Bar Association.
