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Dr. Ralf Uhrich LL.M., Patent Litigator at Google, manages Google’s European patent litigation docket and prepares Google for the upcoming Unified Patent Court. Dr. Uhrich is in charge of all European patent infringement cases to which Google is a party. At 21st January he presented Googles perspective on AI at the MIPLM program in Strasbourg.
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The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has launched a public consultation on artificial intelligence (AI) and intellectual property (IP) policy, inviting feedback on a draft paper designed to help define the most-pressing questions likely to face IP policy makers.
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The development of streaming platforms was the big step to transform the business ecosystem of the media sector and media is also for other sectors a leading example how the digital transformation changes the business. To make this change of business models successful and sustainable companies have to define their patent strategies and build a strong and fitting patent portfolio.
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The registration for the 3rd edition of CEIPI’s advanced training program on “Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property”, 23-25 April 2020 has opened. Following the very successful first two editions (2018 and 2019) with a high number of AI and IP professionals coming from Europe, Brazil, Canada, the United States, China and Malaysia including senior officials from renowned institutions the third edition aims to answer the pressing questions on the intersections of IP law, IP policy and ethics regarding AI. AI […]
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In February 2020 the new University Diploma “Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property” will start at CEIPI, University of Strasbourg. It addresses one of the biggest challenges for industry and IP as well: AI. As Andrew Ng stated it: “AI is the new electricity. I can hardly imagine an industry which is not going to be transformed by AI.”
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Wie sehr eigene KI-Kompetenzen inzwischen als Überlebensfrage angesehen werden, zeigt das 100 Mio. Investment von Bosch für einen eigenen KI-Campus in Tübingen. Das Internet der Dinge verändert die Welt mit dramatischer Geschwindigkeit. Bosch strebt eine weltweit führende Rolle bei der Entwicklung autonom fahrender Autos und der Vernetzung von smarten Gegenständen an.
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Am 22. Oktober trafen sich bei Google Vertreter der Industrie mit der Initiative applied AI, um sich über die die Erfahrungen zur Nutzung von künstlicher Intelligenz in digitalen Geschäftsmodellen auszutauschen sowie die den aktuellen Stand zur Nutzung von IP bei KI-basierten Technologien zu diskutieren.
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This MIPLM thesis deals with the possibilities of using artificial intelligence for a freedom to operate analysis for patents in the field of digital business models.
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Auf Einladung von Dr. Wieland Holfelder, Leiter des Google Entwicklungszentrums in München und Mitglied des Dieselkuratoriums findet am 22. Oktober in den Räumen der Münchener Google Dependance eine Erfahrungsaustusch statt, mit einer Vorstellung und Diskussion der applied AI-Initiative.
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The role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) becomes bigger in all industries and opens potentials, but also raises questions for IP. What is patentable, what are the relevant judicial decisions regarding AI and what is the current practice in Europe to protect digital business models? To address these topics, the chances for businesses and the role of IP within, the CEIPI Executive IP Management Days provide insight into actual best practice approaches with brand new business case studies directly from the […]
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