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Webinar Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property (IP)
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ProgrammesThe European Commission's Horizon Results Platform (HRP), together with the European IP Helpdesk are organising a webinar on Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property (IP), addressing questions such as
- understanding Intellectual Property in AI
- Rights in data used by machine learning
- protection of data through database rights
- obtaining rights for data usage in AI innovation
- patenting inventions in AI
- impact of European and US Patent Office guidance
- ownership of inventions derived from external data
- Commercialisation of AI innovations
Link to register: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5217990152737977183
To participate at this webinar, you need to download GoTo Meeting and Webinar.
For any questions you can contact EC-HORIZON-RESULTS-PLATFORM@ec.europa.eu
This webinar has been preceded by a previous webinar: “HRP Community meets European IP Helpdesk: Introduction to IP as a Business Asset”. You can rewatch this webinar via this link.
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