As technology and innovation move faster and faster, concerns over ownership and access continue to increase. In answer to a question at Singularity University last year, Ray Kurzweil suggested we need to rethink intellectual property laws to more realistically match today's pace. Intellectual property laws from the 19th century were envisioned with roughly 20-year cycles, he said, which was enough to give you a head-start on a new idea or invention and attract funding to...
Ray Kurzweil: Accelerating Tech Is Making Old Intellectual Property Laws Obsolete
Singularity Hub - 8 Sep 2016 22:08
As technology and innovation move faster and faster, concerns over ownership and access continue to increase. In answer to a question at Singularity University last year, Ray Kurzweil suggested we need to rethink intellectual property laws to more realistically match today's pace. Intellectual property laws from the 19th century were envisioned with roughly 20-year cycles, he said, which was enough to give you a head-start on a new idea or invention and attract funding to...
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