AI Patentability is Messy: Check out the AI and Intellectual Property Training Programme

From Abhivardhan, our Chairperson

In the times when using third party #artificialintelligence LLMs is becoming a fad, it is natural to ask some basic questions around what copyright or patent law frameworks may be applied, and in what way.

I have addressed AI patentability issues in detail since the early 2020s in our insights at Indic Pacific Legal Research LLP and the current USPTO Guidelines and the UK High Court judgment on AI patentability has changed the game altogether.

Nevertheless, deeply understanding patentability of artificial intelligence often becomes complicated.

To help technology professionals, product managers, entrepreneurs and the larger technology fraternity in India & beyond, I am pleased to offer a sneak peek into the Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property Law Training Programme I had launched in May 2024.

You may have a look at the syllabus of the training programme at https://www.indicpacific.com/challenge-page/aiip101

The larger idea behind AI patentability is that if you can prove through which processes are responsible for the novel features of the AI system or technology overall, then the process itself can be patented, unlike the utopian position of assuming "AI" as some fictional inventor (DABUS Case).

The best part is that this training programme encompasses multiple kinds of intellectual properties, from copyright, to trademark to trade secrets and even traditional knowledge & designs.

I hope the model exercise offered in the sneak peek from my 400+ page notes are interesting to ponder upon.

You can find more of such programmes at https://indicpacific.com/ailawtrain.

P.S.: Kindly note that the excerpts of our learning notes displayed here are copyrighted, shown only for educational purposes.