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ARTICLE · 05 AUGUST 2020

Disruptive Technologies And The Years To Come

Just a few days ago I was reading two of the 5 books in the Isaac Asimov's "Robot Series". This reading led me to several reflections. The first of these two books talk about what we normally know as science fiction.

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Just a few days ago I was reading two of the 5 books in the Isaac Asimov's "Robot Series". This reading led me to several reflections. The first of these two books talk about what we normally know as science fiction. That is, a society in the future with many technological advances that we already have in our lives today or that we have clearly identified as part of what we expect is to be our future. The second book, "The Naked Sun", relates an interesting story about a planet far from the Earth in which the society has evolved in such a way that men and machines have a symbiotic relationship that allows a highly evolved society, although with some clearly identifiable problems.

What does these reflections bring to me? For many years we have talked about intellectual property as one of the legal tools we have in order to, in the one hand, protect creators, innovators and authors from illegitimate use by third parties, and in the other hand, to encourage innovation

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