David St. John-Larkin Partner

The Office of Science and Technology Policy, a part of the Executive Office of the President, recently published a white paper entitled “The Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights: Making Automated Systems Work for the American People.”

The internet of things is likely to have a profound impact on patent licensing and innovation, resulting in strange industry bedfellows such as agriculture and telecoms, as WIPR finds out.

Regulatory uncertainty over issues such as safety can sometimes lead to patentable innovation – drones are a case in point.

Patents were established to protect innovations, and novelty is the root of innovation. In this presentation, patent professionals at Perkins Coie discuss best approaches to patenting AI, as well as factors and challenges that are commonly encountered when seeking patent protection for AI innovations.

In this webinar, partner David St. John-Larkin is joined by Jill Bowman, associate general counsel of Intel.