Crisis-Critical Intellectual Property: Findings from the COVID-19 Pandemic

Tietze, Frank; Vimalnath, Pratheeba; Aristodemou, Leonidas; Molloy, Jenny

doi:10.2139/ssrn.3569282

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“…Accessed 11 September 2020. 28 Indeed, it's been reported that there were cases where patent infringement proceedings have been initiated or transfer of technical designs have been denied to third parties manufacturing IP protected products to meet the demand in the context of COVID-19 (Tietze et al 2020). 29 For a detailed analysis of measures Syam (2020).…”

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Radical Approaches During Unusual Circumstances: Intellectual Property Regulation and the COVID-19 Dilemma

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2020

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The current outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic traces its roots back many decades and is worsened by a number of ill-conceived strategies and policies. The current patent protection regime and its suitability in dealing with the current COVID-19 pandemic need to be questioned. Strengthened intellectual property protection manifested by the rise of TRIPS-Plus standards is having a negative impact on the affordability and accessibility of medicines. Dealing with the current pandemic urgently demands serious reform and collective efforts.

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Radical Approaches During Unusual Circumstances: Intellectual Property Regulation and the COVID-19 Dilemma

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2020

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“…It is necessary to integrate intellectual property policies in promoting public health management. For example, experts recommend that drug patents be obtained through the use of important compulsory licensing instruments for health care related to COVID-19 [24] [25]. There are also some provisions on compulsory drug licensing in the patent system of many countries and regions, which have been really applied in practice.…”

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The Application and Legal Issues of Artificial Intelligence in the Global Prevention and Control of the COVID-19 Epidemic

Pan¹

2021

Proceedings of the 6th Annual International Conference on Social Science and Contemporary Humanity Development (SSCHD 2020)

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Artificial intelligence technology has played an important role in the global prevention and control of the COVID-19 pneumonia pandemic , but there are also some legal problems. In this paper, firstly, the contribution of artificial intelligence technology in COVID-19 prevention and control is analyzed and summarized, which involves many fields where artificial intelligence plays a key role: from virus protein molecular research, medical diagnosis and treatment, infectious disease propagation prediction and early warning, social public opinion analysis and rumor recognition, and further discusses the subdivision direction and development potential of artificial intelligence in various fields. Secondly, the legal and ethical problems in the application of artificial intelligence in epidemic prevention and control are summarized into three aspects: personal privacy and data protection, intellectual property rights, and network security risks, and the causes and conditions of these problems are analyzed in detail, and the possible temporary solutions are discussed. Finally, it calls for strengthening international cooperation and building a global collaborative research and development system for artificial intelligence epidemic prevention and control; It is expected that China will speed up the formulation of laws and regulations related to artificial intelligence and give full play to the guarantee role of laws and regulations as soon as possible; Thinking and looking forward to the global governance pattern in the post-epidemic era.

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“…Da bi ispunili postavljeni cilj, do juče konkurentske firme, koje su komplementarne u području rada, udružuju svoje snage u rješavanju problema na efikasniji način [2]. Neke firme su koristile druge oblike saradnje: dijeljenje svoje intelektualne svojine, obavezivanje da će intelektualno vlasništvo povezano sa COVID-19 biti dostupno do kraja pandemije ili pružanje slobodnog pristupa svojim poslovno-tehničkim rješenjima [7]. Ove organizacione promjene dovele su do zaokreta u korporacijskim ideologijama.…”

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Application of Digital Technologies with the Purpose of Reducing Consequencies of COVID-19 Pandemic on Industrial Sector

Grujić

Luka²,

Vujasinović

2021

Proceedings of the 34th International Congress on Process Industry

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There has been given preview of published scientific works, in which the influence of COVID-19 pandemic and consequencies in production sector, including industry are analyzed. Pandemic has limited the flow of people and merchandise and in this way endangered supply of raw materials for processing industry as well as delivery of final products for clients. Searching for solution on how to get out of crisis, production sector has made changes in organization of work and attitude towards partners, introducing new flexible technologies, reinforcing innovations, etc. Application of digital technologies made it possible to reduce consequencies of negative influence of pandemic and faster way out of crisis. Industry 4.0 enables flexibility, visibility, traceability and reliability of raw material supply and industrial products.

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Crisis-Critical Intellectual Property: Findings from the COVID-19 Pandemic

Cited by 17 publications

References 8 publications

Radical Approaches During Unusual Circumstances: Intellectual Property Regulation and the COVID-19 Dilemma

Radical Approaches During Unusual Circumstances: Intellectual Property Regulation and the COVID-19 Dilemma

The Application and Legal Issues of Artificial Intelligence in the Global Prevention and Control of the COVID-19 Epidemic

Application of Digital Technologies with the Purpose of Reducing Consequencies of COVID-19 Pandemic on Industrial Sector

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