I4R podcast: reproducibility is now an AI governance and IP problem
RexDouglass · x · 2026-10-14
The Institute for Replication released episode 3 from its 1-day Barcelona workshop: lawyer Katharina Miller on "From Reproducibility to Responsibility: Open Science in the Age of AI" (28 min, blog version available).
- Core argument: reproducibility is no longer just methodological but a governance challenge at the intersection of open science, AI, and law
- Covers who may reuse what under research governance, and AI's impact on intellectual property in research
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