Much has been said about new AI regulation. However, from a practical perspective, there is a more pressing issue at hand – the treatment of IP. IP issues are already creating real risks from a litigation viewpoint and those risks now need to be mitigated or understood and accepted as reasonable commercial risks.
With the frequency, scale and cost of cyber attacks growing rapidly, focus on cyber from boards, stakeholders, regulators and the media has never been more acute. Legal teams are, more than ever, being relied on to help their organisations adequately prepare for cyber incidents.
Linklaters has a dedicated taskforce preparing for the introduction of the UPC. On this microsite, we summarise for you key information on the UPC and regular updates on its launch.
To learn more about key issues involving SEPs and FRAND, please click on the link below to watch the webinar.
In this webinar, we provided an overview of the IP implications of AI, including IP protections for AI systems; IP protections for the outputs of AI; and potential liability for IP infringement arising from use of AI technologies.
Read our review of patent litigation law in France, authored by Pauline Debré and Jean-François Merdrignac.
Read our review of patent litigation law in Germany, authored by Julia Schönbohm, Bolko Ehlgen and Natalie Ackermann-Blome.