Centre Director Sean Flynn featured in ‘GLOBE’
Sean Flynn, Director of the Centre on Knowledge Governance was featured in GLOBE #36, the review of the Geneva Graduate Institute.
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Four new proposals for SCCR 47
The World Intellectual property Organization (WIPO) has published four new proposals on ways forward for some of its key work streams in the Standing Committee on Copyright and related Rights
Case Studies of AI for Good and AI for Development
Today the Geneva Centre on Knowledge Governance presents a series of Case Studies on AI for Good in Africa and the Global South. These grew out of our work on Text
The AI Remuneration Debate: Three Perspectives
The rapid development of generative AI has sparked intense debate over how, or even if, creators should be compensated when their copyrighted works are used to train commercial AI systems.
25 Sept 2025: Beyond Adoption: Why it Matters and What is Next for Intellectual Property, Genetic Resources and Traditional Knowledge
On 25 September, former Director of the Traditional Knowledge Division at the World Intellectual Property Organization Wend Wendland will deliver a lecture on the landmark World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
Tracking AI for Good in the Global South: Our TDM Case Studies are Online
The Geneva Centre on Knowledge Governance has been researching cases of Computational Research (or Text and Data Mining) aimed at public interest outcomes in Africa, Latin America and elsewhere. From
How will Gen-AI lawsuits Impact Copyright? We Help You Keep Track.
Are you trying to keep track of all the litigation by rights holders and creators against Generative AI companies? Litigation is under way covering a range of works, from musical
It is Official: The Centre will Launch between September and November 2025
It is official – the Centre on Knowledge Governance will be launching in the coming months. In September and October 2025 we expect to publish some of our new research,
Ethical Sourcing of African Language Data: Lanafrica and the NOODL licence
Over 2,000 African languages are spoken by approximately 1.4 billion people on the continent, showing how linguistic diversity underpins African democracy, development, and cultural life. As artificial intelligence becomes central
The Global Evolution of AI Fact-Checking: Copyright and Research Gaps
Abstract The propagation and evolution of AI-powered fact-checking tools worldwide has foregrounded the issue of access to quality training data. While many of the most widely adopted systems have originated
