Technology: Expert harps on intellectual property law in digital age
Legal professional and technology law expert, Geraldine Mbah, has highlighted the critical role of intellectual property (IP) law in today’s evolving digital age across the globe.
In a research paper presented recently, Mbah addresses the pivotal role that IP law plays in navigating the complexities of technological advancement.
As the founder of TechShield Legal, she brings over a decade of experience to the table, offering a wealth of knowledge on the intersection of law, technology and business. “The future of innovation depends on our ability to balance technological progress with ethical considerations. Establishing clear and adaptable legal frameworks is crucial to supporting innovation while safeguarding the interests of creators, startups, and multinational corporations alike,” she said.
Mbah’s work tackles fundamental questions that resonate beyond the business world: Who owns AI-generated works? How can we balance technological progress with ethical considerations? What regulatory frameworks are necessary to foster both innovation and accountability?
Through TechShield Legal, Geraldine disclosed that she has empowered quite a number of tech startups to scale their operations with the confidence that their legal foundations are secure.
Her contributions have been instrumental in shaping innovative legal frameworks that protect AI-generated intellectual property, mitigate cybersecurity risks, and foster compliance with international standards.
She noted further that the implications of her research for businesses are profound even as AI continues to disrupt industries, clear legal frameworks that balance protection and innovation will be crucial. “My experience and insights guide businesses, particularly startups, on how to navigate the complexities of intellectual property, data privacy, and regulatory compliance.”
Geraldine disclosed further that she has been instrumental in supporting over 100 startups, providing them with comprehensive legal guidance to ensure their intellectual property is protected and their businesses are compliant with regulatory standards.
In addition to her work with TechShield Legal, she currently serves as the Vice President of the Sacramento Association of Nigeria, where she leverages her position and expertise to educate underserved communities.
Through workshops and seminars, Geraldine focuses on helping innovators understand the importance of intellectual property protection, empowering them with the knowledge and tools needed to safeguard their innovations and navigate the legal complexities of the tech industry.
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