These articles form a series on artificial intelligence (AI) written by Carpmaels & Ransford’s dedicated AI team.

Protecting the value created by AI technology can be challenging but by considering IP strategies early on in the development process, it is possible to mitigate these challenges. Focusing patent claims on the innovative technical aspects of how an AI system is built or deployed will help to ensure eligibility, while additional forms of IP such as copyright can help reinforce protection.

• Protecting AI: The current IP landscape
• Patenting AI: The nature of inventorship and the mechanics of ownership
• Patenting AI: Three reasons why patent applications for applied AI inventions do not succeed at the EPO
• Patenting AI: Artificial Intelligence and Digital Biomarkers
• Patenting AI: Artificial Intelligence and Drug Discovery

The Carpmaels & Ransford team has a wealth of experience in this field, working with innovators to create effective and comprehensive IP strategies that will protect innovations in the long term.