Patenting AI in Europe in the Age of Generative AI

Watch Keltie’s Directors, Kimberley Bayliss and Colin Paterson, and Partner, Mark Richardson, deep-dive into Generative-AI.

This webinar provides updates on:

The technology behind the Generative Pre-trained Transformer (GPT) models that have driven the sudden explosion in AI seen in recent months.
How GPT models might be incorporated into different inventions and the patentability of each invention type at the EPO.
Recent case-law updates related to sufficiency, inventive step and patentability of AI inventions.
The UPC, Designs and Copyright and the impact of the EU AI Act on patenting AI inventions.

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