"This thoughtfully curated volume illuminates the complex interplay between intellectual property, artificial intelligence, and broad access with both rigor and clarity. By bringing together diverse global perspectives, empirical research, and practical policy considerations, it offers a roadmap for making innovation ecosystems encompassing and effective. It is highly useful reading for policymakers and scholars seeking to ensure that the benefits of technological progress are broadly shared." -- David J. Kappos, Under Secretary of Commerce and Director, United States Patent and Trademark Office (2009-2013)"This volume represents the most comprehensive interdisciplinary look at intellectual property from a global perspective, treating a variety of issues at the leading edges of scholarship. With so much commerce today being truly global and so many challenges and controversies being cultural as well as economic, legal, or technological, this intense look at the entire landscape could hardly be more important - or more current. The creativity and inventiveness of both editors and authors makes this book unusual and unusually valuable." -- Paul R.

Michel, Former Chief Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit"Daryl and Peter are world renowned for their expertise in this area. Excited for them to bring their different experiences and perspectives together on this complex and important topic. In this book we get excellent insights and studies from different voices around the world. The volume is very comprehensive and should help people deal with challenging questions on innovation, intellectual property, and equity. The editors do a great job of integrating them. I highly recommend this book for innovators, lawyers, investors, and all others doing their best to stay on the cutting edge in this important area." -- Scott Frank, Founder and Chair, Global Intellectual Property Alliance.