Artificial Intelligence and IP – WIPO

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The growth of AI across a range of technical fields raises a number of policy questions with respect to IP. The main focus of those questions is whether the existing IP system needs to be modified to provide balanced protection for machine created works and inventions, AI itself and the data AI relies on to operate. WIPO has started an open process to lead the conversation regarding IP policy implications.

From stories, to reports, news and more, we publish content on the topics most discussed in the field of AI and IP.

In a world in which AI is playing an ever-expanding role, including in the processes of innovation and creativity, Professor Ryan Abbott considers some of the challenges that AI is posing for the IP system.

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British-born computer scientist, Andrew Ng, leading thinker on AI, discusses the transformative power of AI, and the measures required to ensure that AI benefits everyone.

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Artificial Intelligence and IP - WIPO