Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property Law – Policy and Legal Design (10.01.2022)
Start the new year (artificially) intelligent!
In January 2022, the last of our AI/IP online workshops will look at "policy and legal design", featuring speakers from, inter alia, the Swiss Intellectual Property Office, the European Patent Office, the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore, the UK Intellectual Property Office, the World Intellectual Property Organization, the Australian Patent Office, the University of Zurich’s Digital Society Initiative, Computer Science Expert and economists.
We want to ask what AI implies for the work of patent offices and other
IP institutions around the world:
- Need IP administration rules a change?
- How do we achieve more transparency on AI involvement in patent applications?
- How to register new concepts of ownership to AI-related IP?
- Where should patent offices employ AI themselves?
Downloads
Slides:
DE RASSENFOSSE Gaetan Should AI-generated inventions be patented? (EPFL) (PDF, 6 MB)
HA Trina AI & IP - IPO Singapore (PDF, 731 KB)
OLIVIERE Pierre AI and IP - UK IPO experience (PDF, 229 KB)
PIHLAJAMAA Heli Legal aspects of patenting AI (EPO) (PDF, 605 KB)
TILL Ulrike AI & IP - Policy and Legal Design (WIPO) (PDF, 311 KB)
Podcast:
We are delighted to introduce our speakers:
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Trina Ha |
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Pierre Oliviere |
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Prof. Gaétan de Rassenfosse |
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Prof. Abraham Bernstein |
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Heli Pihlajamaa |
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Dr. Ulrike Till |
Moderators:
Anaïc Cordoba (IPI)
Dr. Hansueli Stamm (IPI)
Prof. Peter Georg Picht (CIPCO University of Zurich)
Location and time
Date and Time
10 January 2022, 15:00-17:30 (CET)
Location
The event will be held online via Zoom. To participate in the event, you can register directly on our website. We look forward to your participation!