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About Simon Binnie
Simon is a Partner in the Boult Wade Tenants AI group who has witnessed the AI revolution up-close, as inventors have embraced the power of AI/ML techniques.
His practice spans many application fields, from cryptography and telecoms, through bioinformatics and genetic genealogy, via scientific instruments and computer hardware all linked by the ubiquity of AI/ML at the cutting-edge of innovation.
As a former computational physicist Simon is fascinated to be able to peek inside the ML models underpinning ML innovation (some of which borrow techniques from his former field) and grapple with the myriad legal issues ML innovation can encounter.
About Boult Wade Tennant LLP
Boult Wade Tennant is one of Europes leading IP firms, with established offices based in the UK, Germany and Spain. Since 1894 clients have trusted Boult with their most important asset, their intellectual property. The patents and designs groups have significant experience working with large corporate organizations, from banks to pharmaceutical companies. They also act for many smaller and medium sized business, Government bodies, academic institutions, research laboratories and individual inventors. The firm has handled hundreds of European Patent Office oppositions and appeals with an enviable success rate. The Trade Mark and Domain Name team can act as a central point for all brand protection, IP matters and data management. Boult has a range of professional in-house support functions, including a sizeable formalities and renewals department and a search department.
Event Summary
Today, the proliferation of machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) is significantly changing the business landscape. Businesses across all industries have been utilizing ML/AI applications in their day-to-day business operations. As a result, ML/AI are becoming indispensable in keeping a competitive advantage.
However, along with these advantages are issues and debates on whether these software-based inventions are eligible for patent protection. While the number of AI patent application filings has continued its increasing trend, patent-eligibility rejections are also notable. This can pose significant challenges to ML/AI owners.
Listen as The Knowledge Group presents a panel of key thought leaders as they discuss the most significant issues in the ML/AI and software patent space. The distinguished speakers will also share insights and strategic practices to successfully navigate through the complexities and pitfalls in the patent landscape.
Key topics that will be covered in this discussion are:
Recent AI Advances: How Are They Automating the Inventive Process?
Patent Applications: Current Status of Filing and Obtaining Patents on AI-enabled Inventions
Anatomy of an AI Innovation: Patentable Aspects in Europe and Why Context (may be) King
Recent Legal Developments: the US and Europe
Evaluating AI-enabled Inventions for Patentability
Drafting AI Patents for Maximum Protection
Drafting & Prosecuting AI Patents: Avoiding Common Pitfalls
About The Knowledge Group
Founded in November 2006, The Knowledge Group has been at the forefront of providing quality continuing education programs for lawyers, accountants, financial executives, risk and compliance specialists, human resources professionals, technology officers, and business consultants in a wide range of industries.
The Knowledge Group strives to be the best-in-class provider of continuing education by bringing forth relevant content you cant get anywhere else.
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