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The rise of AI and its impact in the world economy (Industry 4.0, cloud/fog/edge computing, personal and non-personal data) is changing our landscape very rapidly. And, as in many other situations, the legal framework is not prepared for this change. This is specially concerning in the Intellectual Property field, as this new economy should be strongly supported by a clear set of rules, giving certainty to the stakeholders and fostering innovation.In this two days congress we will analyze the key issues for IP in that new AI scenario.Representatives from IP international organizations, academia, law practice and industry will have a chance to share with the audience their different points of view about problems and solutions.A repository of documents, studies, information and academic papers will be created for the participants, in order to allow them to continue with the study of the different issues that will be discussed in the congress.In order to foster discussion and networking, the number of attendants is limited.• Organizers: University of Alicante and FIDE• Directors: Javier Fernandez-Lasquetty, Partner at ELZABURU SLP, specialised in Intellectual Property and ICT, Member of Fide’s Academic Council and Aurelio Lopez-Tarruella, Associate Professor of Private International Law at the University of Alicante, “OF Counsel” Attorney at BAYLOS.• Coordination: Manuel Desantes, Professor of Private International Law at the University of Alicante.PROGRAMME• AI and IP, elements for a dialogue• AI and technical innovation. Challenges for the patent systema) Computer implemented inventions. Trade secrets and AIb) Inventions developed by AI: breaking the boundaries• AI and emotional innovation: Challenges for the trade-mark system• AI and authorship. Challenges for the Copyright system• AI in the Data ecosystem a) Protection of and access to Non-personal data and Industry 4.0b) Personal data: looking for a balance between innovation and human rights