Artificial Intelligence, Intellectual Property and Judicial System
Vera Albino
April 10, 2023
The rise of artificial intelligence is revolutionising the field of law, including intellectual property law. As we navigate this new era of innovation, new rules should be considered for the use of AI by IP practitioners to avoid violations of fundamental rights.
Published in the International In-House Counsel Journal, Vera Albino reflects on the challenges posed by artificial intelligence, namely in the field of intellectual property law.
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