Kaleidoscope AI #6 — Synthetic intellectual property

The sixth stop of Kaleidoscope AI, a national series by Opening Future with Talent Garden — seven events across five cities on the ethical, regulatory and strategic sides of AI. This edition, at Talent Garden Ostiense, is about intellectual property in synthetic content. The questions it puts are concrete: who is the author of an AI-generated image, who owns code written by a model, and what the models were trained on. The organisers' framing is that AI generates content but does not generate rights, and that generative outputs already go into the products, campaigns and processes of SMEs and startups without anyone having settled ownership. The published programme is welcome from 18:15, a kick-off by Opening Future at 18:40 and a keynote at 18:50; no speakers were named at listing time. Entry from 18:15, start 18:30, free parking. No price is published. Why go: the IP question is the one that actually stops generative work shipping in regulated or client-facing settings, and this is a legal-and-strategy room rather than a build session. Best for founders and product and marketing leads using generative tools in client work.