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AI technologies such as voice assistants, automated facial recognition, social media feeds and generative language models (e.g. ChatGPT) increasingly shape our daily lives. Their rapid advancement poses significant challenges for the legal field, making it essential to harness opportunities while mitigating risks. The proceedings of the "9th GRUR Young Science – Colloquium on Intellectual Property, Copyright, and Media Law" explore the legal and regulatory aspects of AI within the European Single Market. Contributions from the fields of intellectual property, media, competition, information, and data protection law offer interdisciplinary perspectives and discuss solutions to current challenges in dealing with AI. With contributions by Benedikt Bartylla | Jasmin Dolling | Tarmio Frei | Niklas E. Kastor | Niklas Krause | Philipp Mahlow | Stefanie Meyer | Thomas Pohl | Hanna Püschel | Jenniffer Pullen | Tristan Radtke | Jannik Scherer | Paul Jakob Suilmann