IP considerations for AI generated designs

For more than a century, Marks & Clerk has been a leading global intellectual property firm. We provide businesses of all shapes and sizes with people whose legal, commercial and technical expertise exactly meets their needs. Our large team of patent attorneys, trade mark attorneys, commercial lawyers and IP litigators has helped thousands of businesses all over the world protect, enforce and maximise the value of their intellectual property.

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With the rise of generative AI as an aid for design, this seminar will discuss the intellectual property issues surrounding its use.

With the rise of generative AI as an aid for design, this seminar will discuss the intellectual property issues surrounding its use. From generation of a new design through to its commercialisation, designers and businesses using AI need to be aware of the challenges faced by a complex legal landscape:<ul><li>Which intellectual property rights apply to AI generated designs?</li><li>Who owns the intellectual property in a design created using AI?</li><li>What steps can designers take to protect their AI designs?</li><li>What checks do businesses need to carry out before an AI generated design is placed on the market?</li></ul>There will also be the opportunity to book a free, confidential 1-2-1 chat with an IP expert (to take place after the event).Our speakers:<ul><li>Martin Hyden, Patent Attorney from Marks &amp; Clerk</li><li>Philip Cupitt, Patent Attorney from Marks &amp; Clerk</li><li>Natalie Welch, Solicitor from Marks &amp; Clerk</li></ul>

Agenda

Registration and networking

Presentation and Q&A

Optional 1-2-1 with an IP expert (Pre-bookable only) 

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