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Chartered Patent Attorney
European Patent Attorney
BA Natural Sciences, University of Cambridge
MSc Natural Sciences, University of Cambridge
PhD in Astronomy, University of Cambridge
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Kim has been at the forefront of the AI technological wave and has helped shape the strategy and AI patent portfolios of several of the world’s largest patent filers. Kim was rated as a Rising Star 2022 by Managing IP in recognition of her expertise in this area. She has spoken widely on the subject and was an invited Speaker at the recent WIPO-KIPO Interactive Online Workshop on AI & IP. Kim has also been a regular contributor to the IAM magazine’s thought leadership section on AI. Kim is a strategic thinker and loves helping her clients navigate the complex legal framework surrounding AI to obtain commercially valuable Intellectual Property, keeping detectability, licensing and potential litigation at the front of her thinking.
As well as Machine Learning, Kim has extensive experience and interest in helping clients protect inventions in Imaging and Image analysis, particularly Medical Imaging. After a period of research at Cambridge University, Kim was awarded a doctorate (PhD) in Astronomy. This work involved compiling and analysing images from the Hubble Space Telescope and the Very Large Telescope (VLT) in Chile, and gave her a thorough technical grounding in Image Processing and Data Analysis.
Kim also has a good understanding of the commercial importance of IP to start-ups, which she gained in her work as a Software Engineer and through co-founding a software startup prior to joining the patent profession.
Aside from IP, Kim loves anything active, from Pilates to Mountain Biking, as well as being in the outdoors with her young family.
Contact Kim for IP advice on AI, Machine Learning, Quantum Computing, Data Analysis, MedTech, Image Analysis, Medical Imaging, Telecoms, Autonomous Vehicles & Consumer Electronics.
17.04.2023
Tips for drafting Core-AI European Patent Applications in view of T 0702/20The European Patent Office’s (EPO’s) recent case law on the patentability of Core-AI in T 0702/20 reiterated their established stance that improved Machine Learning model architectures are considered unpatentable subject matter before the EPO. However, the case has more to offer than just that, here are two points that will be influencing our drafting of Core-AI patent applications going forward.
19.07.2024
Emotional Perception AI v Comptroller: Court of Appeal sides with the UKIPOThe UK Court of Appeal rules that Artificial Neural Networks are not patentable subject matter in their own right. Comptroller vs Emotional Perception AI Limited 2024
13.06.2024
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