EUROCHAM Malaysia in collaboration with South-East Asia IP SME Helpdesk would like to invite all our fellow members to participate in an insightful discussion on the Legal Impact of AI-Generated Content on Intellectual Property in Malaysia.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) generated content is reshaping the landscape of intellectual property rights. Join us as we delve into the debate surrounding the eligibility of AI-generated content for IP protection and the implications for Malaysian legislation.

Date: Wednesday, 6^th March 2024

Time: 4 PM – 5:30 PM

Venue: Zoom

Sibu, which has an established shipbuilding and ship repair industry that has successfully penetrated the international market, is able to play a role as a hub for bunkering facilities in Sarawak to supply green methanol to international shipping lines.

Sarawak Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg said this is due to Sarawak's efforts to produce green methanol, which is in high demand internationally as the world is now turning to green energy.

According to him, shipping companies of present day are changing engines that use oil to those that use green methanol to power their ships, while most banks at the international level take into account the use of green energy when approving loans.

“Nowadays, Sibu produces a lot of ships and (owners) want to change from an engine that uses fuel oil to a methanol engine; so, of course they would need green methanol to run the ship.

EUROCHAM Malaysia in collaboration with South-East Asia IP SME Helpdesk would like to invite all our fellow members to participate in an insightful discussion on the Legal Impact of AI-Generated Content on Intellectual Property in Malaysia.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) generated content is reshaping the landscape of intellectual property rights. Join us as we delve into the debate surrounding the eligibility of AI-generated content for IP protection and the implications for Malaysian legislation.

Date: Wednesday, 6^th March 2024

Time: 4 PM – 5:30 PM

Venue: Zoom

Admission: Free of charge *Please note this webinar event is open to all.

The European Union is committed to reaching ‘net zero' CO2 emissions by 2050. While the major part of this effort will come from reducing current emissions levels in the coming years, we will also need technologies that can capture CO2 or remove it directly from the atmosphere and then store or utilise it. These technologies will focus on sectors where emissions are particularly difficult or costly to reduce, such as the process emissions in cement or waste-to-energy for example. The Commission has therefore adopted today an Industrial Carbon Management Communication, which provides details on how these technologies could contribute to reducing emissions by 90% by 2040 and reaching climate neutrality by 2050.

In the Net-Zero Industry Act, the Commission has proposed that the EU develops at least 50 million tonnes per year of CO2 storage capacity by 2030.  Based on the impact assessment on the EU recommended climate target for 2040, this figure will need to grow to around 280 million tonnes by 2040. The Communication on Industrial Carbon Management sets out a comprehensive policy approach to deliver on these targets.

A European approach to industrial carbon management

On behalf of our fellow member CTOS, we would like to extend an invitation to all our members for the upcoming webinar co-hosted by CTOS and SME Corp Malaysia - "Malaysia Outlook 2024: Navigating Opportunities and Strengthening Resilience through Risk Management."

Dive deep into the economic landscape as we unveil key insights tailored for the upcoming year. Learn how to fortify resilience with effective risk management strategies that empower your journey in 2024.

📅 Date: 23 February 2024

🕙 Time: 10 AM – 11 AM

🖥️ Platform: Microsoft Teams

EUROCHAM Malaysia in collaboration with South-East Asia IP SME Helpdesk would like to invite all our fellow members to participate in an insightful discussion on the Legal Impact of AI-Generated Content on Intellectual Property in Malaysia.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) generated content is reshaping the landscape of intellectual property rights. Join us as we delve into the debate surrounding the eligibility of AI-generated content for IP protection and the implications for Malaysian legislation.

Date: Wednesday, 6^th March 2024

Time: 4 PM – 5:30 PM

Venue: Zoom