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Oblon, in partnership with IAM and Lexology, co-hosted this webinar titled “Emerging Issues and Recent Developments in Artificial Intelligence and IP.” This webinar explained how the new wave of AI-based technology poses new challenges to existing intellectual property law and patent practitioners. Technologies such as artificial intelligence chatbots have been talked about as testing the limits of copyright law, but have also faced challenges in patenting the underlying technical features. For example, older forms of AI might be concerned with the basic tasks of recognition, judgment, and output, while newer forms of AI might be concerned with those tasks as well as “passing as a human”. there is. We explored the pros and cons of advocating strategies towards this end.
In light of recent lawsuits, we have considered challenges to Augmented Reality (AR) patents. For example: NantWorks LLC and others v. Niantic Inc. This lawsuit, filed in the Northern District of California, indicates that features directed to AR solutions may ultimately be construed as unpatentable under 35 USC §101.
In addition, we explored the potential impact of a Supreme Court rehearing. Amgen vs. Sanofi. Given the nature of AI technology, which may involve the use of functional restrictions intended to broaden coverage, the impact of court rulings on threshold tests for enablement of AI-related inventions could be significant. I have.
We also discuss other emerging issues, such as challenges in patenting AI chip technology and recent events affecting how AI-generated content is interpreted under copyright law. bottom.
This webinar was hosted by Sameer Gokhale.
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