AI

Part C of this series explores the legal, contractual, and organisational responsibilities that arise when Chartered Trade Mark Attorneys and IP professionals adopt AI-based tools.

Part B of this series examines the key technical, operational, and regulatory risks that must be assessed when Trade Mark Attorneys and IP professionals adopt AI-based tools.

Part A of this Top 5 series focuses on the foundational considerations that Chartered Trade Mark Attorneys and related IP professionals should evaluate when selecting and working with AI vendors.

Our three-part top 5 tips series gives Chartered Trade Mark Attorneys and IP professionals a practical framework for safely adopting AI tools.

There are new threats from AI that IP professionals need to know about, says Alain Godement.

As Artificial Intelligence undergoes a rapid transition from abstract concept to practical day-to-day applications, how can paralegals embrace its potential for empowering and enhancing their role?

The USPTO hopes “to ensure AI is not misused – or left unchecked – in practice before our judicial boards”. Sponsored content in association with WebTMS.

Take advantage of a new fund that will support eligible businesses, including many UK-based IP attorney firms, to access AI skills training for staff.

Letter from IPReg: Lord Chris Smith offers some original thoughts on an omnipresent topic.

What does AI mean for the fashion world? We set out everything IP practitioners need to know.

Birgit Clark investigates how and why the world’s IP offices are ramping up their adoption of high-tech tools.